Country Enough

I remember twenty something years ago

Sitting in the car beside my dad

Country roads was playing on the radio

My dad sang "take me home" and just like that

From that day I was a country fan

I've never been to Tennessee

Aint even born in the USA

But when I hear a fiddle I go wild

And I drink my whisky every night

I drive a pickup truck

Hoping that I'm country enough

Growing up, on dirt tracks every weekend

The plan was to become a racing star

And every night we'd crank up CCR and sing along

Picked up the Cort guitar I got when I turned ten

Looking back I knew right there and then

I've never been to Tennessee

But I will sing my songs there one day

And hear my story echo from the crowd

If I lose my voice I'll still play until every string comes off

Keep on til I'm country enough

I can't wait to cross the water

Where country roads might take me home

Who knows, where I'll go

I can't wait to see in color

The neon signs and honky tonks

I know, Im getting close

I've never been to Tennessee

But I will sing my songs there one day

And hear my story echo from the crowd

If I lose my voice I'll still play until every string comes off

And I know I still got miles to go but I ain't giving up

Not until Im country enough

Not until I'm country enough