
Still Country
[Verse 1] I clock in where the skyline shines, Downtown suit, hundred-dollar ties. Talkin’ big deals with the boardroom crowd, But they don’t know I bail hay on the weekends now. Still drive my truck down a gravel lane, Where the coffee’s strong and the folks know my name. [Pre-Chorus] Yeah, I clean up good in a three-piece coat, But I’m back in boots by the time I’m home. Ain’t traded in that simpler pace— Just picked up a faster place. [Chorus] I shake hands where the money talks, Rub elbows under chandeliers and lofts. But I grill out with my kin on Friday nights, Shoot the breeze 'til the stars show light. I might dress up when the deals get done, But I fish in boots when the workday’s run. Call me what you want, but I know where I’m from— I’m still country. [Verse 2] Got a nice watch and a leather brief, But the dash in my truck’s got a Bible underneath. Front row at a gala in a high-rise hall, But I’d rather hear crickets and a whippoorwill call. Ain’t forgot how I was raised— Yes sir, no ma’am, and bless your days. [Pre-Chorus] They think I’ve changed ‘cause I fly first class, But I still wave when the tractors pass. It’s the same ol’ me in a different light— One foot in a farm, one in a city night. [Chorus] I shake hands where the money talks, Rub elbows under chandeliers and lofts. But I grill out with my kin on Friday nights, Shoot the breeze 'til the stars show light. I might dress up when the deals get done, But I fish in boots when the workday’s run. Call me what you want, but I know where I’m from— I’m still country. [Bridge] From cattle guards to conference calls, From dirt roads to marble halls, I ain’t forgot that backwoods blood— It runs deep, and it runs good. [Final Chorus – with lift] I shake hands where the money talks, Toast champagne under skyline spots. But my heart beats in a slower song, With porchlight nights and a fire pit on. They can dress me up, but they can’t change none— I’m still country. [Chorus] I shake hands where the money talks, Rub elbows under chandeliers and lofts. But I grill out with my kin on Friday nights, Shoot the breeze 'til the stars show light. I might dress up when the deals get done, But I fish in boots when the workday’s run. Call me what you want, but I know where I’m from— I’m still country.


