I move through the big city, to make a little better money, then get back home.
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Now here I am living in a little sub-division, surrounded by steal and stone.
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I¡¯ve got a neighbor, he¡¯s a lawyer, his wife can be his daughter, he don¡¯t know what to think of me.
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¡®cause sight my boe on a styrofoam door by the hole on the 18 green.
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¡®cause I ain¡¯t out of the woods, yet, still got a blue collar and a red neck,
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Got a gun rack in the back window of my four wheel drive.
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A country boy can survive.
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I say, hey, y¡¯all, in a reckon so, with a mossy oak from head to toe
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This corn fed corn bread country as a boy can get.
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No, I ain¡¯t out, ain¡¯t out of the woods, yet.
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Oh, I¡¯m a living hell, baby.
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I¡¯ve got a manicured lawn and a concrete palm where my buddies all like to hang
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We fire up the smoker, get some pretty girls over crank the hank and let her shake that thang.
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And when them old coors ripe and the sqeekers start to biten, all the neighbors is turning in.
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We¡¯ll be blacking out the shine in this hell yeah time ¡®till the sun comes up again.
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¡®cause I ain¡¯t out of the woods, yet, still got a blue collar and a red neck,
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Got a gun rack in the back window of my four wheel drive.
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A country boy can survive.
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I say, hey, y¡¯all, in a reckon so, with a mossy oak from head to toe
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This corn fed corn bread country as a boy can get.
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No, I ain¡¯t out, ain¡¯t out of the woods, yet.
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¡®cause you of the Conway, sweet tea all day, if you don¡¯t know what I mean
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I¡¯ll be sipping on some shine, putting clothes on the line, eating corn bread and butter, babe.
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¡®cause I ain¡¯t out of the woods, yet, still got a blue collar and a red neck,
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Got a rack right in the back window of my four wheel drive.
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A country boy can survive.
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I say, hey, y¡¯all, in a reckon so, with a massyo from head to toe
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This corn fed corn bread country as a boy can get.
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No, I ain¡¯t out, ain¡¯t out of the woods, yet.
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Ain't Out Of The Woods Yet
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| Colt Ford |
