| Yeah you know what time it is
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| This your boy Hick Ross
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| I got my man Tommy Chayne on here with me
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| You know it’s an Average Joe thing baby
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| Welcome to my neck of the woods
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| Come on
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| Yeah, it’s that country livin', thoroughbred women
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| Backwood hustlers, cornfed children
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| We’re Ford driven' barbecue grillin'
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| Mama’s fried okra, apple pie sippin'
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| From them Tennessee fields workin' the crops
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| To the late night side streets dodgin' the cops
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| Stackin' twelve hour shifts, just puttin' in work
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| Pushin' livin' to the limit, disreguard the hurt
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| Just turn the page let me fill my soul
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| With some outlaw country and old rock-n-roll
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| That Hank and Willie, little Merle and Cash
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| Not that modern day cowboy trash
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| In my neck of the woods
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| We gonna get a little tipsy
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| Sippin' on whiskey
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| In my neck of the woods
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| Kickin' mud for fun
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| Cuttin' through the trails with my ol' shotgun
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| In the woods
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| Work our fingers to the bone
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| By the dirt road code
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| Take it back to my neck of the woods
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| From a boy to a man
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| I know these old backroads for sure
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| In my neck of the woods
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| We live for that Friday night football, Saturday mud
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| Sunday school lessons and all week fun (Yeah)
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| Backyard bonfires, fish on the pond (Get it)
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| Frog gig jiggin', four wheelin' on the farm (Come on)
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| Backroad ridin' where the city lights end
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| Got that grassroots bumpin' at the lake with my kin
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| True mud camo from head to toe
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| With them snakeskin boots on that dirt road code
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| DP in my can, Red Stag in my cup
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| Swisher full of pine with my truck jacked up
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| Gals gettin' buck underneath the full moon
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| Honky tonkin' at the bar with the crew
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| In my neck of the woods
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| We gonna get a little tipsy
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| Sippin' on whiskey
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| In my neck of the woods
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| Kickin' mud for fun
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| Cuttin' through the trails with my ol' shotgun
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| In the woods
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| Work our fingers to the bone
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| By the dirt road code
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| Take it back to my neck of the woods
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| From a boy to a man
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| I know these old backroads for sure
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| In my neck of the woods
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| Come from a place where we grow our own smoke
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| Tommy Chayne, yeah, linked up with Big Smo
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| King of the pines on this old dirt road
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| Swervin' through lines, call me George Jones
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| Blue-blue collar baller work our hands to the bone
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| Yeah, city ain’t much but I’m callin' it home
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| Friday night lights (What), bar room fights (Yeah)
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| Grew up hard, but we grew up right
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| Grandma’s cookin' and grandpa’s pipe
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| Learned about love from that ol' moonlight
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| Don’t touch my dog and you can’t take my gun
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| Tearin' up mud for fun
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| In my neck of the woods
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| We gonna get a little tipsy
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| Sippin' on whiskey
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| In my neck of the woods
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| Kickin' mud for fun
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| Cuttin' through the trails with my ol' shotgun
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| In the woods
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| Work our fingers to the bone
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| By the dirt road code
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| Take it back to my neck of the woods
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| From a boy to a man
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| I know these old backroads for sure
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| In my neck of the woods |