| His collars blue his neck is red
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| Works hard all day to keep his family fed
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| Feels like he sold his soul for the bills he pays
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| But every night at supper he still says Grace
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| Cause He was raised to love Jesus and the USA
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| When You grow up in the South you’re raised that way
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| You won’t hear him bitch and moan about it
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| He’s Old School and that just ain’t his way
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| He’ll roll up his sleeves
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| Gonna do the best he can
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| With a Bible on the table
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| A shot of Whiskey in his hand
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| His hands are like leather from the long hard days
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| Cause when you’re raising three kids you don’t get no breaks
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| The love of his life passed away last year
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| He was right by her side when she shed her last tear
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| No time to feel lonely no time to slow down
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| He’s gotta stay strong cause he’s mom and daddy now
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| You won’t hear him bitch and moan about it
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| He’s Old School and that just ain’t his way
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| He’ll roll up his sleeves
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| Gonna do the best he can
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| With a Bible on the table
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| A shot of Whiskey in his hand
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| He’s on his own now
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| Gotta do the best he can
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| With a Bible on the table
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| A shot of Whiskey in his hand
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| There’s a Bible on the table
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| A shot of Whiskey in his hand |