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PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Texas Gentlemen
The Texas Gentlemen
Performer
Dan Dyer
Dan Dyer
Vocals
Beau Bedford
Beau Bedford
Background Vocals
Daniel Creamer
Daniel Creamer
Background Vocals
Matty McDonald
Matty McDonald
Background Vocals
Nik Lee
Nik Lee
Background Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Dan Dyer
Dan Dyer
Songwriter

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
You might think I'm a hill billy
That I drive a one time dully
I can't
Dodge '04, I can't afford
Hell, my old forester still isn't paid for
[Verse 2]
Well, mister, you might be mistaken
Breathin' down my tail gate
Either you is or you ain't
They learn hard from a saint
But you're about to be trading paint
[Verse 3]
Trading paint
Doing eighty down the interstate
I say the brakes
'Till we're touchin' license plates
When you step out of that truck, well, you may not be so tough
And I just might teach you a lesson or two
[Verse 4]
Be polite on the road
'Cause you just don't know
Who's driving that Subaru?
Right out on these east Texas roads
You got them boys running cold
And thinking I'm some Austin hippie
Hell, maybe I am
But I still got my tan
Growing up and going to barrel city
[Verse 5]
Well, I know you feel like Iron Man
In your daddy's v10
But son, you can't stay forever in the truck
[Verse 6]
And when I catch you on the shoulder
Then engine's smoking like a smoker
Oh son, it's going to be your tough luck
[Verse 7]
Trading paint
Doing eighty down the interstate
I saved the brakes
Until we're touchin' license plates
[Verse 8]
When you step out of that truck you might not be so tough
And I just might teach you a lesson or two
Be polite on the road
Cause you just don't know
Who's driving that Subaru?
Yeah, be polite on the road
You just don't know's driving that Subaru
Written by: Dan Dyer
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