Amber Waves of Grain

Unity in Diversity: Celebrating American Spirit
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Lyrics

From them map dot towns to those big cities on the coast

Refers to diverse locations from small towns to coastal cities.

From them six lane highways to those old dirt roads

Contrasts major highways with rural dirt roads.

We’re from different walks of life but at the end of the day

Highlights diverse backgrounds but emphasizes commonality.

When we wanna unwind we’re really all the same

People share a common desire to relax and unwind.

All red or yellow, black or white

Regardless of race (red, yellow, black, white), unity is emphasized.

We’re still red and white and blue inside

National identity (red, white, blue) transcends individual differences.

From sea to shining sea anywhere you go you’re gonna find

Expresses unity across the entire country.

Some Milwaukee wheat being held up on a Saturday night

References Milwaukee wheat, suggesting a shared experience.

A hometown crowd singing loud let freedom ring, woah

Depicts a patriotic scene with a crowd celebrating freedom.

A bunch of long neck bottles full of 12 fluid ounces swaying over our heads while we make

Describes a festive atmosphere with beer and American pride.

Some American, amber waves of grain

Invokes the image of amber waves of grain as a symbol of America.

Sometimes we get divided but that aint how it has to be

Recognizes occasional divisions but suggests unity is possible.

Cuz sometimes we can lift each other higher than purple mountain majesties

Encourages lifting each other higher, invoking patriotic imagery.

And put the ‘us’ in the USA

Advocates for unity and collective identity as Americans.

Over some cold and light American mades

References American-made beer in a communal setting.

From sea to shining sea anywhere you go you’re gonna find

Reiterates the theme of unity across the nation.

Some Milwaukee wheat being held up on a Saturday night

Recalls Milwaukee wheat in a Saturday night celebration.

A hometown crowd singing loud let freedom ring, woah

Describes a hometown crowd passionately expressing freedom.

A bunch of long neck bottles full of 12 fluid ounces swaying over our heads while we make

Paints a picture of celebration with beer bottles and patriotism.

Some American, amber waves of grain

Repeats the imagery of creating American amber waves of grain.

So lets raise 'em up higher than a July firework lighting up her spacious skies

Encourages raising spirits and unity akin to a July firework.

From sea to shining sea, Golden Gate to Lady Liberty

References iconic American landmarks, symbolizing national unity.

From sea to shining sea anywhere you go you’re gonna find

Reiterates the theme of unity across the nation.

Some Milwaukee wheat being held up on a Saturday night

Recalls Milwaukee wheat in a Saturday night celebration.

A hometown crowd singing loud let freedom ring, woah

Describes a hometown crowd passionately expressing freedom.

A bunch of long neck bottles full of 12 fluid ounces swaying over our heads while we make

Paints a picture of celebration with beer bottles and patriotism.

Some American, amber waves of grain

Repeats the imagery of creating American amber waves of grain.

Amber waves of grain

Concludes with the repeated phrase "Amber waves of grain," reinforcing a patriotic and united America.

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