Bayou blood in her veins

Verse 1
She wakes up with the river in her bones
Mud on her dreams, whiskey in her throat
Spanish moss hanging off her name
Every prayer she ever whispered came back in pain
Old screen door crying in the heat
Cicadas singing like they know her grief
Mama said, “Girl, don’t trust the night”
But the night’s the only thing that holds her tight
Chorus
She’s got bayou blood in her veins
Hurricane love and permanent rain
She bends but she don’t break—Lord, she tries
Still bleeds every time she survives
Yeah, she dances with the devil just to feel alive
That woman’s pain got a Louisiana rhyme
Verse 2
She loved a man with a rattlesnake smile
Promised her heaven, stayed a while
Left her a scar and an empty bed
And a jukebox full of things he never said
High heels sinking in delta clay
Church bells ringing but she won’t pray
She sings the blues like a confession booth
Every note cuts closer to the truth
Chorus
She’s got bayou blood in her veins
Born of fire, baptized in rain
She bends but she don’t break—Lord, she cries
Still bleeds every time she survives
Yeah, she drinks to remember, smokes to forget
That woman’s pain ain’t done with her yet
Bridge
Slide guitar weeping like a second line
Funeral march for another piece of her mind
But there’s power in the way she hurts
Pain taught her how to work the dirt
Verse 3
Now she stands where the cypress grow
Eyes like storms you don’t outrun slow
If you hear her voice in the dark of night
That ain’t weakness, baby—that’s fight
Final Chorus
She’s got bayou blood in her veins
Still standing in the middle of the rain
She bends but she don’t break—watch her rise
Turns her wounds into battle cries
Yeah, she sings for the lost, the broke, the brave
That woman’s pain carved a soul this deep and wild
Outro
River keep rolling, let her name be known
Queen of the blues with a heart of stone
Louisiana made her—hurt and whole
Pain wrote the gospel of her soul

Blues, rock, soulful, raspy black male vocals, gritty, electric guitar driven, guitar solo