Hell Raisin' Man Of The South
By: Alan Hale
Duration
2:30
Genres
Description
This song is a tribute to the simple southern lifestyle, and the appreciation of slowing things down and enjoying a cold drink on a hot summer day.
Lyrics
I like sittin here on the creek bank with a cold one in my hand. I really haven't done a thing all day some folks wouldn't understand. My old pickup truck's in the shop today so I'm walkin everywhere I go. Some friends of mine offered me a ride I said "thanks man, but no". Cause I got the ground beneath my feet and I ain't particularly got no place to go. I love this life down here in the summer time cause I'm a hell raisin' man of the South. Now when we work we work hard, but when we play we play even harder. When it time to play it ain't always free so first you gotta make that dollar. Just keep in mind no matter what you do you gotta give it everything you got. Cause life's for living we like live so man you gotta keep it hot. Cause I got the ground beneath my feet and ol' Jim Beam in my hand. I love this life down here in the summer time cause I'm a hell raisin' man of the south. Let it ride I love this life down here in the summer time cause I'm a hell raisin' man of the south.
