“Front Porch Hallelujah” Country / Faith / Family Verse 1 Boots by the back door, dirt on the floor Little hands reachin’ for a fishing pole Sunrise coffee and a Bible verse Tryin’ to teach ‘em what this whole life’s worth Old lab barkin’ down a gravel drive They’re racin’ that red bike side by side Every scraped-up knee and baseball glove Feels like heaven wrapped up in dust and love Pre-Chorus I ain’t raisin’ perfect Just prayin’ they’ll become Good men with kind hearts Who know where blessings come from Chorus I’m raisin’ boys and lovin’ Jesus Teachin’ both with calloused hands How to stand tall, say “yes sir” And help your neighbor when you can From Sunday hymns to Friday lights Through every storm this life deploys I thank God every single day For the honor of raisin’ boys Verse 2 Front pew wiggles in a pressed white shirt Whisperin’ jokes when the preacher works Mama tries hard not to laugh out loud While I’m sayin’ prayers feelin’ mighty proud One day they’ll drive off on their own Chasin’ dreams beyond this home But I hope wherever life may lead They carry faith like family trees Pre-Chorus Cause this world gets heavy And hearts can lose their way But a little bit of grace Can light the darkest days Chorus I’m raisin’ boys and lovin’ Jesus Teachin’ both with calloused hands How to stand tall, say “yes sir” And help your neighbor when you can From Sunday hymns to Friday lights Through every storm this life deploys I thank God every single day For the honor of raisin’ boys Bridge Someday they’ll be fathers Tellin’ stories just like mine And maybe they’ll remember Those porch-light summer nights Where faith was more than words we said It was the way we lived our lives Final Chorus Still raisin’ boys and lovin’ Jesus Lean on grace when days get hard Cause tractors break and dreams may wander But the good Lord guards the heart Through muddy boots and answered prayers And all the little everyday joys I thank God every single day For the blessing of raisin’ boys Outro Yeah, dirt roads, faith, and a little noise That’s the good life… raisin’ boys.