Lyrics

It was Soda cans and pellet guns
Runnin' through a briar patch gettin' cut up
Same ole jeans and they all tore up
Cause 25/8, gotta get it out the slums
Sittin 'round the barrel while you watch a flame flicker
A highways cool, but a dirt road's thicker
Hat to the back with a full tank of gas
Windows rolled down, foot heavy on the gas
And when a dirt road callin' my name
It's somethin' that I just can't shake
Like riding down through the water
Ripples and the hollers
Blame it on the way I’s raised
'Cause I was raised on, handed downland
I was Brought up readin’ them words in red
A man only eats by the work he did
And ya don’t stop
Till the sun drops
Yeah, I was raised up, like a bass out the creek
And my Roots run deep like that old oak tree
A lot of things change, but you can't change me
No, it ain't much
But it’s was how I was raised up
Mama said don’t grow up fast
You're only young once, so make it last
Like the last sip of whiskey in that flask
Or the last Marlboro in that pack
The fire only burns till you run outta gas
And the lights turn off when the clock turns past
Yo time on Earth, and now you’re in the dirt
'Cause that's where ya started first
I love the way that a porch swing sangs
Like the sound of amazing grace
Like a bobber on the water or Sunday at the altar
Some things just don't change
'Cause I was raised on, handed downland
I was Brought up readin’ them words in red
A man only eats by the work he did
And ya don’t stop
Till the sun drops
Yeah, I was raised up, like a bass out the creek
And my Roots run deep like that old oak tree
A lot of things change, but you can't change me
No, it ain't much
But it’s was how I was raised up
It was ridin’ round town, Brooks & Dunn on the speakers
It was fishin' in the woods, and I was fightin' with the skeeters
Sleepin' on a Sunday morn, mama come and woke me up
Told me if it’s shit I want, then imma have to git r done
'Cause I was raised on, handed downland
I was Brought up readin’ them words in red
A man only eats by the work he did
And ya don’t stop
Till the sun drops
Yeah, I was raised up, like a bass out the creek
And my Roots run deep like that old oak tree
A lot of things change, but you can't change me
No, it ain't much
But it’s was how I was raised up
Written by: BRANDON MANLEY, Clint Johnson
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