More songs by Russell Dickerson
Description
Producer: Russell Dickerson
Producer: Chris LaCorte
Producer, Recording Engineer: Josh Kerr
Production Coordinator: Alyson McAnally
Mixing Engineer: Jeff Braun
Mastering Engineer: Nathan Dantzler
Assistant Engineer: Harrison Tate
Lyrics and translation
Original
You could still get the girl if you got a barbecue stain
Never leave blue eyes cryin' in the rain
It's still a good night if you just settle for a grape snow-cone
And dust on the bottle ain't such a bad thing
Do the watermelon crawl, don't drive if you drink
Yeah, I lived it, I learned it, I heard it in a country song
So if I get a little loud, drinking Tennessee whiskey
Take starry nights over lights in the city
Get a little proud of this little bitty town that I call home
There's a three chord truth on an FM station
And a neon jukebox you could probably blame it on
Yeah, I heard it in a country song
I also heard bad boys can be real good men
I'ma love the same girl forever, forever amen
Ain't a honky-tonk shelf that that good stuff can sit up on
Barefoot and blue jeans, that's a hell of a night
If you don't wanna miss it, man, then don't blink your eyes
I lived it, I learned it, I heard it in a country song
So if I get a little loud, drinking Tennessee whiskey
Take starry nights over lights in the city
Get a little proud of this little bitty town that I call home
There's a three chord truth on an FM station
And a neon jukebox you could probably blame it on
Yeah, I heard it in a country song
I love a red dirt road
I might show up in boots
It just comes natural
But you can't blame my roots
If I get a little loud, drinking Tennessee whiskey
Take starry nights over lights in the city
Get a little proud of this little bitty town that I call home
There's a three chord truth on an FM station
And a neon jukebox you could probably blame it on
Yeah, I heard it in a country song
Yeah, I lived it, I learned it, I heard it in a country song