Song Length |
3:08 |
Genre |
Country - General, Country - Traditional |
Tempo |
Medium (111 - 130) |
| |
Lyrics
If It Ain?t Country
The wife and I went to New York - first weekend in May
Saw the Guggenheim, Central Park, and the view from the Empire State
Got tickets to the opera - for the Marriage of Figaro
Between the sets and the costumes - it was a pretty awesome show
The diva could shatter glass with her five octave voice
But the songs themselves were little more than a lot of highbrow noise
Call it an acquired taste - but man I concluded
If it ain't country - if it ain't country - if it ain't country - it ain't music
My nephews are teenage rebels - they?re industrial metal fans
And I promised sis - they wouldn't miss - the hard core industrial jam
The Superdome was steamy - we were packed in like sardines
There were fireworks and special effects - between the singers wild screams
After three hours of pounding drums - my ears went into shock
I cant tell you how good it felt - when the band finally stopped
Call it an acquired taste - but man I concluded
If it ain't country - if it ain't country - if it ain't country - it ain't music
Bridge
Some dig scat - there?s nothing wrong with that
Some disco and some reggae
You can bebop and pop - you can hip hop and rock
But if you want to blow me away . . .
I need lyrics that make sense - rhythm that makes you want to dance
Melody that goes somewhere
I need stories that are real - that make you feel
That make you believe - that make you care
Call it an acquired taste - but man I concluded
If it ain't country - if it ain't country - if it ain't country - it ain't music
© 2005 Ron Tines