| Can’t get butter from a duck, blood from a turnip green
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| Ain’t nothin' changed, country like a butter bean
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| A-a-appalachee bred, hound dog king
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| Pops taught me get it and by get it he meant any means
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| But God rest his soul, I got to keep it movin'
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| I stay above the mud hole so I can keep from losin'
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| Got a knack for catchin' blue gills, a thing for cookin' bugs we stew
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| If it ain’t got some snappin' turtles that just ain’t gon' get it dude
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| Country in the fall time, that means we gon' ball time
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| Truck bed loaded down with country folks at all times
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| Chains firin' up the pit, he just killed a big buck
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| Plus my boy 'Tucky just dropped a couple nice ducks
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| Gotta love the country side, thoroughbred with country pride
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| I’m all about these Georgia woods mixed with some southern rhymes
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| Outlaw music man, heavy with a farmer’s tan
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| Midnight rider something like the Allman Brother’s Band
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| You can find me, in the country
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| Hangin' in the back yard, with my guitar and a fruit jar
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| Bonfire burnin' in the moonlight
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| Raise a little ruckus in the mornin' we gon' be all right
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| It’s all about drummin' up a good time
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| Mixed with some Appalachia swamp with a little bit of moonshine
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| Keep the country kickin' in the sticks in the mean time
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| And by the mornin' it’s gon' be all right
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| See I was raised on that side of town where people seldom go
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| Had no room for them legals and that pride gotta role
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| Where huntin' ain’t a sport man, they do it just for meat
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| And brown liquor done took it’s toll on my family tree
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| Hard times and heartaches done swept through the land
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| But I don’t curse my misfortunes 'cause it made me a man
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| Made me open up my eyes, realize some real lies
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| That they tellin' real lies but they make you feel right
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| Yeah I’m chewin' on a twig, fishin' and takin' swigs
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| Puffin' indo with my kinfolks, loosen a Mason lid
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| People may be simplistic but they keep it realistic
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| Can’t tell you nothin' bout physics but they know just how to kick it
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| And we don’t go to town much less there’s something that we need
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| City folks 'bout that money and the ate up with that greed
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| They’ll smile in your face, then stab you in the back
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| If you lookin' for Big Chuk boy you know just where I’m at
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| You can find me, in the country
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| Hangin' in the back yard, with my guitar and a fruit jar
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| Bonfire burnin' in the moonlight
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| Raise a little ruckus in the mornin' we gon' be all right
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| It’s all about drummin' up a good time
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| Mixed with some Appalachia swamp with a little bit of moonshine
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| Keep the country kickin' in the sticks in the mean time
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| And by the mornin' it’s gon' be all right
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| You can find me, in the country
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| Hangin' in the back yard, with my guitar and a fruit jar
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| Bonfire burnin' in the moonlight
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| Raise a little ruckus in the mornin' we gon' be all right
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| It’s all about drummin' up a good time
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| Mixed with some Appalachia swamp with a little bit of moonshine
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| Keep the country kickin' in the sticks in the mean time
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| And by the mornin' it’s gon' be all right |