My drawl's too thick for rock, I'm too old school for new country
If I was born back in the day, you know I'd be rollin' in the money
I got some good old folks that are proud of me
'Cause I'm a Southern motherfucker and I'm proud to be

I ain't that pretty boy from down the street
My clothes are hand-me-down like the boots on my feet
I'm somewhere between country and rock and roll
Too bad you'll never hear it playin' on the radio

My drawl's too thick for rock, I'm too old school for new country
If I was born back in the day, I'd be rollin' in the money
Got some good old folks that are proud of me
'Cause I'm a Southern motherfucker and I'm proud to be (get it, now)

Ain't nothing better than bourbon on my baby's kiss
And the music that I play, well, it is what it is
I like picking on these strings and going back in time
And getting rowdy like Bocephus in '79

Yeah, my drawl's too thick for rock, I'm too old school for new country
If I was born back in the day, I'd be rollin' in the money
Got some good old folks that are proud of me
'Cause I'm a Southern motherfucker and I'm proud to be (yes, I am)

We may get a little wild, we may burn a little rubber
But we'll give the shirt right off our back and call a stranger brother
We may not get along, but we all love one another
And that's just the way you are when you're a Southern motherfucker

My drawl's too thick for rock, I'm too old school for new country
If I was born back in the day, I'd be rollin' in the money
Got some good old folks that are proud of me
'Cause I'm a Southern motherfucker and I'm proud to be

Yeah, I'm a Southern mother- and I'm proud to be
Yeah, I'm a Southern motherfucker and I'm proud to be, oh yeah
That's what I'm talkin' about