Honky-Tonk Hippies

(álbum: Honky-Tonk Hippies - 2021)

I was born on southern ground
Moved to Nashville, Tennessee
Neon lights and broken hearts
Gave me all my melodies
One night, I met the record man
Said, "I like your band and I like your sound"
But one thing he don't understand
Buying in ain't selling out
Yeah, but he found out

I'm a long hair, don't care, son of a gun
I wear my T-shirts with rock 'n' roll bands on the front
And no matter what you've heard
There's just two words to explain me
I'm a honky-tonk hippy
A honky-tonk hippy

Cut some tunes under a neon cross
Saddled up and hit the road
Turns out getting found was getting lost
In a '98 Winnebago
People started showing up
"Sold Out" up on that marquee
Throwing down and lighting up
Man, it's still a mystery what you see in me

'Cause I'm a long hair, don't care, son of a gun
I wear my T-shirts with rock 'n' roll bands on the front
And no matter what you've heard
There's just two words to explain me
I'm a honky-tonk hippy
A honky-tonk hippy
I'm a honky-tonk hippy
A honky-tonk hippy, yeah, yeah

Got a big old bus and records on the wall
But if it ever fades away
One thing I can promise y'all
Is one thing that'll never change
'Til my dying day
'Til my dying day
'Til my dying day

I'm a long hair, don't care, son of a gun
I wear my T-shirts with rock 'n' roll bands on the front
And no matter what you've heard
There's just two words to explain me
I'm a honky-tonk hippy
I'm a honky-tonk hippy
Yeah, I'm a honky-tonk hippy, hippy, hippy
I'm a honky-tonk hippy