My grandpappy was happy hillbilly
A holler-raised, blue-collar, dollar-made man
With a keep-it-real-heart and a commonsense plan
I loved how he said what he said sometimes
Whenever he found me down
With a laugh and that throwback Arkansas drawl
That you get from my hick town, he'd say
Rub a little country, rub a little country
Rub a little country on it
Yeah, like jaw chaw on a dang dirt dauber sting
Yeah, rub a little country, rub a little country
Rub a little country on it
It's whittling on hickory
It's a homemade butter on cornbread thing
Getting back down to earth
Don't forget where you're from
When that city ain't looking so green
Rub a little country, rub a little country
Rub a little country on it
Yeah, like jaw chaw on a dang dirt dauber sting
Yeah, rub a little country on it, aw yeah
On that been there, done that, now what?
On the radio before you turn it on
Rub a little country, rub a little country
Rub a little country on it
Yeah, like jaw chaw on a dang dirt dauber sting
Rub a little country, rub a little country
Rub a little country on it, yeah
WRITERS
Casey Michael Beathard, Jeremy Stover, Justin Moore, Paul Charles Digiovanni
PUBLISHERS
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Anthem Entertainment, Peermusic Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.