Craig Campbell - You Probably Ain't Lyrics
I was setting up for a gigIn this little country barThis old boy in the corner watched meTune up my guitarHe said, “What kinda music do you play hoss?I play some myselfâ€ÂHe said, “I sure hope it's countryThese days it's hard for me to tellâ€Â[Chorus:]You can talk to me about tractorsCowboy boots and pickup trucksOl' cane poles and dirt roadsAnd spittin' Skoal in a Dixie cupYou can tell me about your GrandpaAnd how he turned you onto HankIf you gotta tell me how country you areYou probably ain'tHe said, Country is a way of lifeThat's almost goneIt's more than the clothes you wearOr how you sing a songIt's about being honestAnd working hardLooking someone in the eyeBeing who you say you are[Chorus:]You can talk to me about tractorsCowboy boots and pickup trucksOl' cane poles and dirt roadsAnd spittin' Skoal in a Dixie cupYou can tell me all about your GrandpaAnd how he turned you onto HankIf you gotta tell me how country you areYou probably ain'tYou can tell me all about your GrandpaAnd how he turned you onto HankBut if you gotta tell me how country you areYou probably ain'tIf you gotta tell me how country you areYou know what, you probably ain't hoss