Stars On Every Street

[Verse 1]
From a front porch in the suburbs
To a bus stop in the heat
Every accent
Every story
Spilling out onto the seats
Different colors at the table
Different names we try to say
We don’t always get it perfect
But we show up anyway
[Chorus]
I love America
Loud and clear
All these voices
All these years
Different faces sharing the same sky
Equal rights
Yeah we reach that high (oh)
I love America
Strong and free
Room for you and room for me
Hand in hand when we disagree
That’s the brave
That’s the brave in you and me
[Verse 2]
Handmade signs out on the sidewalk
People marching down the block
Saying
“every single person
Gets a key to the same lock”
From the courthouse to the classroom
You can feel the future start
Every time we stand for someone
We’re rewiring our own hearts
[Chorus]
I love America
Loud and clear
All these voices
All these years
Different faces sharing the same sky
Equal rights
Yeah we reach that high (hey)
I love America
Strong and free
Room for you and room for me
Hand in hand when we disagree
That’s the brave
That’s the brave in you and me
[Bridge]
We’re still learning what it means
To live up to what we sing
Every promise in that dream
Belongs to everyone who believes (oh)
[Chorus]
I love America
Loud and clear
All these voices
All these years
Different faces sharing the same sky
Equal rights
We’ll keep reaching high
I love America
Strong and free
Room for you and room for me
Side by side in our complexity
That’s the brave
That’s the brave in you and me

pop, Anthemic pop with bright synth pads, steady four-on-the-floor kick, and clean electric guitars. Verses start intimate with sparse keys and male vocals; chorus explodes with stacked gang-style harmonies and big punchy drums. Bridge drops to half-time with a low synth bed, then final chorus modulates up a half-step for a stadium singalong finish.