Country Country - Bobby Dean/George Hamilton IV/The Moody Brothers
When you see cowboy boots and farmers' tans
And the blue collar shirts of the working man
You know you're in Country Country
When the juke box and whiskey
Both pour out Strait
And you spend more time fishin'
Than you do with your mate
You know you're in Country Country
You're in Country Country
When everyone at the bar
Drinks from mason jars
And wear's old dungarees
And when you hear a pedal steel guitar
And that screaming fiddle you know you are
In Country Country
When God Bless America
Is tattooed under your sleeves
And there's a deer head at
The entrance to the Tastee Freez
You know you're in Country Country
When the national anthems on the top ten chart
And everyone drives an F-One Fifty
To the local Walmart
You know you're in Country Country
You're in Country Country
When everyone at the bar
Drinks from mason jars
And wear's old dungarees
And when you hear a pedal steel guitar
And that screaming fiddle you know you are
In Country Country
And when you drive to the prom
On a John Deere tractor
And there's a ring on your pocket
From a can of Skoal tobacco
You know you're in Country Country
And when you see lots of silos
But no Pottery Barns
And you've spent some time
Down on Boone's Farm
You know you're in Country Country
You're in Country Country
When everyone at the bar
Drinks from mason jars
And wear's old dungarees
And when you hear a pedal steel guitar
And that screaming fiddle you know you are
In Country Country
When everyone at the bar
Drinks from mason jars
And wear's old dungarees
And when you hear a pedal steel guitar
And that screaming fiddle you know you are
In Country Country
