
Lyrics to Ain't Country
You call yourself a country boy Your mamma drives a Mercedes
You can’t cover that up with the truck
That they bought you for your sweet sixteen
A self-proclaimed rambling man Haven’t moved out at 23
Oklahoma boy made sure to tell me He’s Cherokee
You ain’t country just cause you drink and drive
You smoke fruity air, not Marlboro lights
Didn’t go to war, never been in a fight
Oh say, can you see
You ain’t tough just cause you stood me up
A man’s not a man if he can’t love
You bought boots, but that ain’t enough
You ain’t country
You call yourself a young cowboy
Didn’t open up my door
Never seen you in a saddle
Never seen you rope some cattle
Never seen you on a horse
You call yourself a southеrn gent
Just cause you like sweet tеa
You went fishing once and your boys all meet for poker once a week
You ain’t country just cause you drink and drive
You smoke fruity air, not Marlboro lights
Didn’t go to war, never been in a fight
Oh say, can you see
You ain’t tough just cause you stood me up
A man’s not a man if he can’t love
You bought boots, but that ain’t enough
You ain’t country
You don’t ride a horse
Don’t even drive a Ford
Don’t work with your hands
Not a southern man
You learned four chords on guitar
Now you think you’re some country music star
Stop playing pretend
Not a southern man
You ain’t country just cause you drink and drive
You smoke fruity air, not Marlboro lights
Didn’t go to war, never been in a fight
Oh say, can you see
You ain’t tough because you stood me up
A man’s not a man if he can’t love
You bought boots, but that ain’t enough
You ain’t country
And you ain’t for me
You can’t cover that up with the truck
That they bought you for your sweet sixteen
A self-proclaimed rambling man Haven’t moved out at 23
Oklahoma boy made sure to tell me He’s Cherokee
You ain’t country just cause you drink and drive
You smoke fruity air, not Marlboro lights
Didn’t go to war, never been in a fight
Oh say, can you see
You ain’t tough just cause you stood me up
A man’s not a man if he can’t love
You bought boots, but that ain’t enough
You ain’t country
You call yourself a young cowboy
Didn’t open up my door
Never seen you in a saddle
Never seen you rope some cattle
Never seen you on a horse
You call yourself a southеrn gent
Just cause you like sweet tеa
You went fishing once and your boys all meet for poker once a week
You ain’t country just cause you drink and drive
You smoke fruity air, not Marlboro lights
Didn’t go to war, never been in a fight
Oh say, can you see
You ain’t tough just cause you stood me up
A man’s not a man if he can’t love
You bought boots, but that ain’t enough
You ain’t country
You don’t ride a horse
Don’t even drive a Ford
Don’t work with your hands
Not a southern man
You learned four chords on guitar
Now you think you’re some country music star
Stop playing pretend
Not a southern man
You ain’t country just cause you drink and drive
You smoke fruity air, not Marlboro lights
Didn’t go to war, never been in a fight
Oh say, can you see
You ain’t tough because you stood me up
A man’s not a man if he can’t love
You bought boots, but that ain’t enough
You ain’t country
And you ain’t for me