Six feet out, six feet out of the bush.
Six feet out, six feet out of the bush.
Six feet out, six feet out of the bush.
Six feet out, six feet out of the bush.
Red dirt on my 35s, blue cans in the back.
George Strait on the radio,
bass hook on the hat.
Drink straight out of a spigot,
buddy up in old ATV.
NAPDOT educated with a boom doc PhD.
I got this train from my daddy,
got this red on my neck.
Learned to say,
pick a six train from a girl on cassette.
I can catch it, I can drink it, I can shoot it.
And anything that's in between ain't nothing to it.
Ain't no cane,
pole,
steel,
tow,
cannon,
line,
dirt,
roll,
dummy, nobody got to teach me how to country.
Teach me how to country.
Six feet out of the bush.
Six
feet out of the bush.
Throw on some of that smell good,
help her hop into that truck.
Hey,
you made it to the honky tonk and we're already fogging it up.
How I told you step in,
feel like we're falling in love.
Baby girl, I can't help it.
You know where I get it from.
I got this train from my daddy,
got this red on my neck.
Learned to say,
pick a six train from a girl on cassette.
I can catch it, I can drink it, I can shoot it.
And anything that's in between ain't nothing to it.
Ain't no cane,
pole,
steel,
tow,
cannon,
line,
dirt,
roll,
dummy,
nobody got to teach me how to country.
I can read a line,
I can see a book.
Ask me anything,
I can write a book.
I got this train from my daddy,
got this red on my neck.
Home,
I learned to say,
pick a six train from a girl on cassette.
I can catch it, I can drink it, I can shoot it.
And anything that's in between ain't nothing to it.
Ain't no cane,
pole,
steel,
tow,
cannon,
line,
dirt,
roll,
dummy, nobody got to teach me how to country.
Stop me,
teach me how to country.
Yeah,
teach me how to country.
Stop me, teach me how to country.
Teach me how to country.