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Typical Southern Man
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Just like the title says... with a Country / Skynyrd feel to it...
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Charts
#7,403 today Peak #136
#943 in subgenre today Peak #21
Author
Bob Sawyer
Rights
2003
Uploaded
April 28, 2005
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MP3 3.9 MB, 128 kbps, 0:00
Story behind the song
from the heart, and out of the soul, The South is a place all its own... my little take on it...
Lyrics
I Still Wear my old Blue Jeans, - I’ve got 3 flannel shirts and a bunch of old Tees’ I wear my boots to work & when I’m out on the town I kick my heels to that sweet country sound I don’t need no fancy suit to prove I’m a man - No High dollar job, no bank account plan I get SOOT on my boots and dirt on my hands I’m a down home, born and bred, Thank my momma country fed Workin’ hard to get ahead, Typical Southern Man - Well my pickup trucks more than a few years old – It’s got dents & scrapes from the woods back home It smokes a bit, and it rattles a lot, But if it breaks, I’ll fix it, not some rip-off shop I don’t need no fancy Automobile To prove I’m a man, that’s the way I feel Just get me where I’m going, it’s an easy plan Lead My house aint fancy, but its what I call home- Daddy bought it for momma when he sold the farm They left it to me when the angels sang, And when they sing for me, lord. I’ll do the same I don’t need a house with a two car garage To prove I’m a man, that I’m livin’ large I’m just ridin high on the natural plan - Chorus > end
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