County Line

Got my windows down in my Chevy, free fallin' like Petty

I'm cruisin' to the country, got that needle rollin' steady

I ain't trying to see nobody, I'm just trying to spend some time

Reflecting on myself, while I'm out throwin' some line

I don't need no case of beer and I don't need no bottle of shine

I'm just out here for myself so that I can clear my mind

When this life gets going heavy, somehow I just know it's time

To load it up in the pickup truck and hit that county line

I spend a lot of damn time, out in them pines

With my fishing pole, and my four-wheel drive

I'm trying to find me somewhere, way out past the county line

You ain't 'bout to tell me nothin' 'cause them country boys can survive

You ain't 'bout to tell me nothin' 'cause them country boys can survive

You ain't 'bout to tell me nothin' 'cause them country boys can survive

I'm on that up and go, I'm on that gone all night

I'm on that don't call my cell phone, 'cause I ain't thinkin' right

I'm out here trying to find patience and I don't care the cost

I'm so secluded, and honestly, I don't wanna talk

I keep a bag packed up in my pickup truck

Some people carry a Bible, I got a fishing rod

So you can find me on a old dirt road

Way out yonder where them country boys go

I spend a lot of damn time (time), out in them pines (pines)

With my fishing pole, and my four-wheel drive

I'm trying to find me somewhere, way out past the county line

You ain't 'bout to tell me nothin' 'cause them country boys can survive

You ain't 'bout to tell me nothin' 'cause them country boys can survive

You ain't 'bout to tell me nothin' 'cause them country boys can survive

Got the windows down, listenin' to the radio

Fish tailin' that dirt road, that dust kicked up in a zip code

That can't be found by the mailman

I'm somewhere out by the whisperin' pond

Listenin' to the sound of an old Willie song

Truck parked down by the creek side

You can find it on a country road

Take me on journey to a place nobody knows