Natalie G. Winters – Real America’s Voice (RAV)

Raise a Glass to Natalie Winters

Performed by Bale Harrison & The Texas Field Hands

Raise a Glass to Natalie Winters — DOWNLOAD

 

Verse 1
When they locked him down, they thought it was done,
But she stepped up with the force of a gun.
Walked into the room like a firebrand queen,
Strutting in heels, with a hell of a gleam.

She don’t play small; she don’t hold back,
A Constitution reader with a snappy comeback.
Armed with facts and a steel-eyed stare,
In a suit so sharp, it cuts through air.

Chorus
Raise a glass to the woman who stepped up and kicked ass,
When Stephen was -a- political prisoner, she led with brass.
With a voice so loud, and a stance in pure gold,
Here’s to Natalie G. Winters, the queen of the bold.

Verse 2
Her drink’s black coffee, no sugar, no cream,
Wit as her weapon, a truth-teller’s dream.
Morning routine? Put the news on mute,
She’s fact-checking live in her power suit.

You can keep the mic, her words hit hard,
Her punchlines cut deeper than any guard.
And when she walks away, no mic drop needed,
The truth already dropped, and she’s undefeated.

Chorus
Raise a glass to the woman who stepped up and kicked ass,
When Stephen was -a- political prisoner, she led with brass.
With a voice so loud, and a stance in pure gold,
Here’s to Natalie Winters, the queen of the bold.

Bridge
So here’s to the woman who don’t mess around,
Her power suits sharper than a battle ground.
With typos and bogus sources her only fears,
She walks a tight line, but she’s all in, no tears.

In the sport of receipts, she’s the reigning champ,
She’s got the last word like a postage stamp.
They thought she’d fold, but she’s just begun,
Holding down the fort ‘til the battle’s won.

Chorus
Raise a glass to the woman who stepped up and kicked ass,
When Stephen was -a- political prisoner, she led with brass.
With a voice so loud, and a stance in
pure gold,
Here’s to Natalie Winters, the queen of the bold.

Outro
Raise a glass high, she’s the fire and the sass,
A truth-telling force, pure grit and class.
When they tried to quiet, she amplified louder,
Natalie Winters, the truth-teller’s power.

Raise a glass to the woman who stepped up and kicked ass,
When Stephen was -a- political prisoner, she led with brass.
With a voice so loud, and a stance in pure gold,
Here’s to Natalie Winters, the queen of the bold.



Music and Lyrics by Alan Nafzger

 

Natalie Winters -- A digital illustration of a young woman with long, wavy blonde hair, a friendly smile, and a professional outfit. She is standing in a television stud2.
Natalie Winters — A digital illustration of a young woman with long, wavy blonde hair, a friendly smile, and a professional outfit. She is standing in a television studio.

 

SOURCE: Real America’s Voice (RAV), Real America’s Voice, RAV

Last Updated on November 10, 2024 by Alan Nafzger

By Bale Harrison

Bale Harrison and the Texas Field Hands are a standout act in the world of farm radio, blending traditional country sound with an authentic rural spirit. Led by Bale Harrison, a Texas-born singer-songwriter raised on the land, the band embodies the grit and heart of the agricultural lifestyle. Harrison’s deep connection to farming runs through every cord, as his music captures both the challenges and joys of life on the ranch. The Texas Field Hands, an all-star group of seasoned musicians, complement Harrison's powerful vocals with rich harmonies, fiddle, and steel guitar. Their live shows are a celebration of country roots, echoing through fields and barn dances alike. Known for their genuine approach and expert musicianship, Bale Harrison and the Texas Field Hands are quickly becoming a favorite on farm radio stations, delivering songs that resonate with hardworking folks across America.

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