paroles de chanson Country as Cornbread - Red Marlow

I got a cellphone and a laptop
From my easy chair all I see is a parking lot
I gotta walk my dog on a leash
Neighbor′s snub their nose everytime old Stonewall barks

I had to trade them gravel roads for city streets
But if you really wanna get right down to me

I'm country as cornbread
I′m southern born and southern bred
In a little town just south of Tennessee
And my daddy preaches the good book
Taught me how to pray and to bait a hook, yeah
My neck might be just a little bit red
Yeah, I'm country as cornbread

I like Jack and Charlie Daniels
The smell of catfish cooking in hot grease
Going huntin' in a cornfield
Gigging frogs and momma′s sweet ass tea

And everytime I close my eyes I′m right back there
On mamma's porch breathing honeysucke air

I′m country as cornbread
I'm southern born and southern bred
In a little town just south of Tennessee
And my daddy preaches the good book
Taught me how to pray and to bait a hook
And my neck might be just a little bit red
Yeah, I′m country as cornbread

Every night I bow my head and pray
That the good Lord lets me get back there someday

I'm country as cornbread
I′m southern born and southern bred
In a little town just south of Tennessee
And my daddy preaches the good book
Taught me how to pray and to bait a hook
And my neck might be just a little bit red

Well, I'm proud to say my neck is just a little bit red
Yeah, I'm country as cornbread
I′m country as cornbread