"Dust on My Rhinestones" [Verse 1] Stilettos don't work on a gravel road. But I still wear my shine under heavy loads. They look at my glitter and think I’m soft. Till I start up my truck and I tear right off. I can muck out a stall in a sequin gown. And still be the prettiest girl in town. [Verse 2] They think a woman shouldn't get her hands grease-stained. Shouldn't stand out in the pouring rain. But I fix my own flats and I bait my own hook. You can't judge this cover by the front of the book. I got a little bit of class and a whole lot of grit. And I ain't never gonna quit. [Chorus] Yeah, there’s dust on my rhinestones and mud on my leather. I can stand up to any kind of stormy weather. My voice might be rough but my aim is true. Ain't a man in this town tells me what to do! [Verse 3] The city slickers come and they try to flirt. But they don't know the value of a day of dirt. They want to take me to a fancy place. Where I gotta put on a fake smile face. But I'd rather be sitting on a tailgate high. Watching the stars fill up the sky. (Bluesy Electric Guitar Solo) [Chorus] Yeah, there’s dust on my rhinestones and mud on my leather. I can stand up to any kind of stormy weather. My voice might be rough but my aim is true. Ain't a man in this town tells me what to do! [Bridge] Diamonds are made under pressure and heat. But rhinestones look better when you're on your feet. Dancing on the tables, howling at the moon. Yeah, you're gonna hear my anthem soon! (Stomp-and-Clap Interlude with Drum Solo) [Chorus] Yeah, there’s dust on my rhinestones and mud on my leather. I can stand up to any kind of stormy weather. My voice might be rough but my aim is true. Ain't a man in this town tells me what to do! [Outro] Just a country girl with a little bit of shine! Mud on my leather... But I'm doing just fine!