I'm Just Country (revisited)

I ain’t no redneck, and I ain’t white trash
Just because I play a guitar, and sound like Johnny Cash
My mom and dad ain’t cousins, I got all my teeth
You won’t find me barefoot, walking down the street
I ain’t no hayseed, I’m just country

I was raised on the outskirts, of a small Kentucky town
I don’t own a tractor, I never milked a cow.
I don’t care for horses, they don’t care for me
If i’m on a trail, I’ll be on an ATV
I ain’t no plowboy, I’m just country

I’m just country, Lord I’m not ashamed
And there’s a million just like me
That feel the same damn way
I can paint the town, in my cowboy boots
But don’t think that I’m simple, I’m just as smart as you
I ain’t no half wit, I’m just country

I love my neighbor, no matter who they are
I got southern hospitality, deep down in my heart
I know right from wrong, I’m washed in the blood
I won’t point a finger, I don’t wanna judge
I ain’t no hippocrit, I’m just country

I’m just country, Lord I’m not ashamed
And there’s a million just like me
That feel the same damn way
You can be a hippie, you can be a geek
Yuppie or a gangster, or you can be a freak
Just be yourself, I’m just country

I ain’t no bumpkin, I’m just country