| I love real things built to last
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| Hardwood floors and stone fireplaces
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| And looking back on the past
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| Ice cold beer, fish that fight
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| Wise, old bucks
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| And old timer’s tellin' lies
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| Fireflies
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| Rainy days, I love them, I always have
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| Screened in porches, my old, straw hat
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| Smell of dogwoods, early signs of spring
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| Real things
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| I love real things like a hard days work
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| Sinkin' my hands in fresh plowed dirt
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| And lovin' someone so much it hurts
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| New strings on an old guitar
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| Moonshine in a mason jar
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| And just feelin' alive, at peace with who you are
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| Real things, I love 'em, I always have
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| Like grandma’s kitchen
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| And grandpa’s laugh
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| Stealin' that first kiss on the front porch swing
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| Real things
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| It’s them real things, that I come back to every year
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| Like Christmas time with those that I hold dear
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| When it’s the real things
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| The truth rings so loud and clear
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| For those with ears to hear
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| I want real things like I love you
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| Or an amen, from the very last pew
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| And I miss you dad
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| Son, I miss you too
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| Real things, I love them, I always have
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| Like the kinfolk shoes on a welcome mat
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| Sunday morning, hearing my mama sing
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| Real things, I love those real things
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| Real things |