Hillbilly Bone

released 2nd march 2010


SINGLES

Hillbilly Bone (10.24.2009)


  • written by Luke Laird, Craig Wiseman

    Oh man, you've got to watch where you're steppin’ around here

    Yeah, I got a friend in New York City
    He's never heard of Conway Twitty
    Don't know nothin’ about grits and greens
    Never been south of Queens
    But he flew down here on a business trip
    I took him honky tonkin’ and that was it
    He took to it like a pig to mud, like a cow to cud

    We all got a hillbilly bone down deep inside
    No matter where you from you just can't hide it
    And when the band starts bangin’ and the fiddle saws
    You can't help but hollerin’ “Yee Haw!”
    When you see them pretty little country queens
    Man, you gotta admit that it’s in them genes
    Ain’t nothing wrong, just gettin’ on your
    Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone-bone

    Ah, preach about hillbilly to ‘em, Blake.

    Listen to this.

    Nah, you aren’t got to be born out in the sticks
    With an F-150 and a 30-06
    Or have a bubba in the family tree
    To get on down with me
    Yeah, bubba, all you need is an open mind
    If it fires you up you got to let it shine
    When it feels so right that it can't be wrong
    Come on, come on, come on

    You ain’t alone
    You ain’t alone

    We all got a hillbilly bone down deep inside
    No matter where you from you just can't hide it
    And when the band starts bangin’ and the fiddle saws
    You can't help but hollerin’ “Yee Haw!”
    When you see them pretty little country queens
    Man, you gotta admit that it’s in them genes
    Ain’t nothing wrong, just gettin’ on your
    Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone-bone

    Come on y'all

    We all got a hillbilly bone down deep inside
    No matter where you from you just can't hide it
    And when the band starts bangin’ and the fiddle saws
    You can't help but hollerin’ “Yee Haw!”
    When you see them pretty little country queens
    Man, you gotta admit that it’s in them genes
    Ain’t nothing wrong, just gettin’ on your
    Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone-bone
    Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone-bone
    Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone-bone
    Hillbilly bone-ba-bone-ba-bone-bone

    Well, there it is
    I’ve always wanted to sing a bone song

  • written by Rhett Akins, Dallas Davidson, Jon Stone

    Tearin’ down a dirt road, rebel flag flyin’
    Coon dog in the back
    Truck bed loaded down with beer
    And a cold one in my lap
    Earnhardt sticker behind my head
    And my woman by my side
    Tail-pipe's poppin’
    The radio's rockin’, "Country Boy Can Survive"
    If you got a problem with that (ha ha)
    You can kiss my country ass

    Well, I love turkey calls, overalls, Wrangler jeans
    Smoke nothin’ but Marlboro reds
    Tattoos up & down my arms
    And deer heads over my bed
    My Granddaddy fought in World War Two
    My Daddy went to Vietnam
    And I ain’t scared to grab my gun
    And fight for my homeland
    If you don't love the American flag
    Well, you can kiss my country ass

    If you're a down home, backwoods redneck
    Hey, come on, stand up, and raise your glass
    But if you ain’t down with my outlaw crowd
    You can kiss my country ass
    Aw yeah!

    Awwwww yeah

    Well, there's a whole lot of high-class people out there
    That's lookin’ down on me
    Cause the country club where I belong
    Is the Honky Tonk til three in the morning
    Don't wear no fancy clothes
    No ties or three piece suits
    You can find me in my camouflage cap
    My t-shirt and cowboy boots
    If that don't fit your social class
    You can kiss my country ass

    If you're a down home, backwoods redneck
    Hey, come on, stand up, and raise your glass
    But if you aren’t down with my outlaw crowd
    You can kiss my country ass

    Well, I'm a front-porch sittin’
    Guitar pickin’, moonshine sippin’
    ‘Bacca juice spittin’ country boy from the woods
    And I love fried chicken & blue gill fishin’
    And outlaw women, and I wouldn't change if I could
    I ain’t trying to start no fight, but I'll finish one every time
    So you just mind your own damn business
    Stay the hell outta mine
    If you got a problem with that
    You can kiss my country ass

    I said if you got a problem with any of that
    You can kiss my natural born, redneck to the bone
    Ever-lovin’ country ass

  • written by Lee Brice, Jerrod Niemann, Jon Stone

    You always get dolled up for your party
    Good thing your birthday only comes once a year
    Cause you always forget that you're so small
    You can't take all that alcohol
    And you wind up over my shoulder and into the car

    But you'll always be beautiful
    You'll always be beautiful
    To me

    I don't care if your hair's a mess from the night before
    Your head aches and you’re fussin’ and cussin’ the sun
    The makeup you had on your face
    Is now all over your pillow case
    And you're curled up under the covers into a ball

    But you'll always be beautiful
    You'll always be beautiful
    To me

    So baby, don't you ever doubt
    When father time starts drawing out
    Those lines around your eyes

    Cause you'll always be
    You'll always be beautiful
    You'll always be beautiful
    To me

    Yeah, you’ll always be
    Always beautiful
    Beautiful to me

  • written by Rhett Akins, Ben Hayslip, Jimmy Yeary

    I saw you sittin’ there sippin’ red wine down at Causen Mills (?)
    I knew you'd probably be outta my league
    but I thought, what the hell? (Aw, what the hell)
    Five dollars a glass was kickin’ my butt
    But I kept on buyin’
    I kind of thought you were into me
    So I kept on tryin’
    To get them sparks a-flyin’

    In my forty dollar blue jeans
    Next to a beauty queen
    Used to the finer things
    All I had to my name was a big old truck
    And a little old place
    I couldn't help but think
    I can't afford to love you
    But I can't afford not to

    I asked you if you ever stared up at the stars from a tailgate
    Down by the river with a six pack
    You said no, but it sure sounds great
    You climbed up in my old truck
    Sittin’ right beside me
    I cranked up a country song
    And you started smilin’
    Yeah, this old boy was stylin’

    In my forty dollar blue jeans
    Next to a beauty queen
    Used to the finer things
    Yeah, I missed work for three days
    Kissin' on you, didn't get paid
    I couldn't help but think
    I can't afford to love you
    But I can't afford not to

    We’ve been together ever since that night
    You're still in love with that same old guy
    That same old guy
    Broke guy

    In my forty dollar blue jeans
    Next to a beauty queen
    Used to the finer things
    Yeah, we set a date for next spring
    Workin’ two jobs, pickin’ out rings
    I can't help but think
    I can't afford to love you
    I can't afford to love you
    But I can't afford not to

    I can't afford not to
    Love on you

  • written by Blake Shelton

    I knew the moment that you walked in
    You were lookin’ for your old friend
    Well, here I am
    It ain’t no big surprise
    You got a broken heart to kill
    Tired of knowin’ how it feels
    When you learn you been livin’
    A lie

    Oh, and ain’t that a shame
    You shouldn't feel such pain

    But you can't blame no one but you, Delilah
    For what you find when you never ever look around
    Reach out for the one right here beside ya
    And find the one that's never going to let you down

    Mm, mm, mm

    So go ahead and take your shot
    Drink your whiskey on the rocks
    And tell me how
    You'll never find the one
    But Lord knows it hurts me bad
    Every time I see ya sad
    Knowin’ that my love
    Goes on and on

    Oh, it just ain’t right
    You're alone tonight

    But you can't blame no one but you, Delilah
    For what you find when you never ever look around
    Reach out for the one right here beside ya
    And find the one that's never going to let you down

    Mm, mm, mm

    You can't blame no one but you, Delilah
    For what you find when you never ever look around
    Reach out for the one right here beside you
    And find the one that's never going to let you down

    Mm, mm, mm

    I knew the moment that you walked in
    You were looking for your old friend
    Well, here I am
    It ain’t no big surprise

  • written by Clint Lagerberg, Craig Wiseman

    I played some Stones and Skynyrd songs
    Last night on the jukebox
    And I'm gettin' back to hatin' me some soft rock
    I don't almost reck' seein' if that’s you
    Every time a midnight blue Pontiac
    Pulls into the parkin' lot
    Believe it or not

    I'm almost alright
    I'm just about fine
    I barely wanna break his nose when I see you with another guy
    I'm kind of okay
    With you out of my life
    I'm absotively, posolutely, almost alright

    Alright

    I took down most the magnets
    And pictures of us in Cabo
    I forgot my ‘fridgerator was avocado (what?)
    And I still might call every now and then
    Way too late, just checkin' in
    Tellin' you how good it’s been to let go
    Aww, and baby to let you know

    I'm almost alright
    I'm just about fine
    I barely wanna break his nose when I see you with another guy
    I’ll be kind of okay
    In another couple of Bud Lights
    I'm absotively, posolutely, almost alright

    I might get a little sideways
    Yeah, but what do you expect?
    I might have a few bad days
    I'm figuring out it’s for the best

    I'm almost alright
    I'm just about fine
    I barely wanna break his nose when I see you with another guy
    Would it be kind of okay
    If I came by tonight?
    Oh, I'm absotively, posolutely, almost alright
    Yeah, I'm posolutely, absotutely almost alright

    Alright
    Almost alright
    Hey, can I come over tonight, baby?
    Ha ha!