I'm Still Me

(álbum: We The People, Vol. 1 - 2019)

Redneck, blue collar, roots planted in the holler
Don't reckon that'll ever change
You can sell out if you wanna, me, I'm never gonna
Too proud of my daddy's name
I still rock my work boots in them church pews every Sunday
And you can bet your ass I get off my ass every time that anthem plays

And I'm still stomping 'round these same old grounds, still repping them small town streets
Yeah, I'm still a whole lot more Georgia than I'll ever be Tennessee
'Cause I'm jon boat floating, shotgun totting, don't take nothing for free
'Cause I'm born and bread, American red, kinda country
And I'm still me

They say boy you'll never make it
They say boy you can't sing
The more they told me no the more they made me do my thing
They ain't ever gonna change me, I do it how I does it
There's plenty trying to be me, it'd be bad if they wasn't
I'ma tell you all I ain't ever leaving my roots
I keep repping them backroads, blue jeans, and boots

I'm still stomping 'round these same old grounds, still repping them small town streets
Yeah, I'm still a whole lot more Georgia than I'll ever be Tennessee
'Cause I'm jon boat floating, shotgun totting, don't take nothing for free
'Cause I'm born and bread, American red, kinda country
And I'm still me

When they put me in the ground they can turn me face round
Tell the world to kiss my ass
'Cause I'm down home proud, never back down
I'm the first, I'll be the last

And I'm still stomping 'round these same old grounds, still repping them small town streets
Yeah, I'm still a whole lot more Georgia than I'll ever be Tennessee
'Cause I'm jon boat floating, shotgun totting, don't take nothing for free
'Cause I'm born and bread, American red, kinda country
And I'm still me
And I'm still me