[Verse] Well, the river came rollin' like a freight train at night, Took the corn and the cabin, but it couldnât kill our light. Now the preacher's got the kitchen cookinâ slow and sweet, In that old church basement where the lost folks meet. [Pre-Chorus] Thereâs laughter on the water, hope ainât never drowned, With a plate full of comfort, and friends gathered 'round. [Chorus] Weâre dancinâ in the floodlight, stompinâ through the muck, Raise your glass, sing loud, kickinâ up that luck. Ainât no storm can break us, âcause weâve been through tough, In the church basement supper after the flood. [Verse] Mamaâs bakinâ cornbread, Uncle Joeâs on the fiddle tune, Got a jug of that sweet tea, gonna keep us 'til the moon. Mud on our boots, but weâre shining good and proud, Singinâ songs of the river, shoutin' strong and loud. [Pre-Chorus] Thereâs laughter on the water, hope ainât never drowned, With a plate full of comfort, and friends gathered 'round. [Chorus] Weâre dancinâ in the floodlight, stompinâ through the muck, Raise your glass, sing loud, kickinâ up that luck. Ainât no storm can break us, âcause weâve been through tough, In the church basement supper after the flood. [Bridge] So bring your worries, leave âem in the rain, Tonight weâre family, through the hurt and pain. When the waters rise, we wonât back down, Weâre the heart and soul of this little town. [Chorus] Weâre dancinâ in the floodlight, stompinâ through the muck, Raise your glass, sing loud, kickinâ up that luck. Ainât no storm can break us, âcause weâve been through tough, In the church basement supper after the flood. [Chorus] Weâre dancinâ in the floodlight, stompinâ through the muck, Raise your glass, sing loud, kickinâ up that luck. Ainât no storm can break us, âcause weâve been through tough, In the church basement supper after the flood. [Outro] Yeah, in that church basement supper after the flood.