Lyrics There's Still a Little Country Left - Daryle Singletary

In Greentown, Indiana, there's still a little 4- H fair
A pageant queen, and a tractor pull
And a kid show in a stare
Corn on the cob as fresh as you can get

There's still a little country left

A young girl rides in the arena, at a rodeo in cave creek
Old Glory waves, she starts to sing
"Oh, say can you see?" Start of the American national anthem
They all stand, and cover hearts with cowboy huts
There's still a little country left

Just get off of the interstate
Travel down an old two - lane
You're gonna find it's still alive, and well
Stop in, have a sweet tea
Take a look around here, you're gonna see
The whole world ain't gone all the way to hell
At least not yet
There's still a little country left

As long as there's a tavern, that still serves beer ice-cold
Some kid up on a hardwood stage pouring out his soul
With that old guitar strapped across his chest
There's still a little country left

Just get off of the interstate
Travel down an old two - lanes
You're gonna find it's still alive, and well
Stop in, have a sweet tea
Take a look around here, you gonna see
The whole world ain't gone all the way to hell
At least not yet
No, there's still a little country left

Near a courthouse square in Georgia
Is an old barber shop pole
Still spins, and shows its colours
And deep in my heart I know our old red, white, and blue ain't dead
Long as forks still make a living with callused hands
And Mr Eddie Stubbs' still taking my request
There's still a little country left

There's still a little country left

This is Eddie Stubbs', and that was Daryle Singletary with "There's Still a Little Country Left"
Nothing else to say except
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