| There’s an old route two-lane
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| Taking out past where the radio just can’t
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| Pass a riverbed with a rope swing
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| And a mailbox painted all John Deere green
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| The end of a bunch of gravel driveway
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| Out here doing our own thing
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| Out in the middle where the hard work meets hard living
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| Out in the middle where we’re grown till we’re gone, God willing
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| Just some good old boys and good old girls, hunting red nug dreams in a
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| concrete world
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| Getting by on just a little, out in the middle
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| Come Friday, we come undone
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| Stay have a little like a highlight neon
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| Barely hanging on like shelving a pole bar
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| You can hear Hank clear 'cross the next farm
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| City folks say we’re crazy
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| But they ain’t never been way |