"Started From The Holler" lyrics
The truck rides a little higher than it used to
Another night, another sold-out venue
They said I couldn't, so I went and done it
Put a plaque on my wall, another one above it
Got my name and my song on a ballcap
Put the 37080 on a map
Dropout that came from nothin'
Ain't it somethin'?
We started from the holler and we still here
Same boots, same roots, same spot where
We still tear it up down a back road
I still hold it down for the back home
'Cause back home ain't forgot where I came from
When everything changed, I ain't changed none
And nah, you can't take that mud out the water
Or the blue out my collar
Might've made a couple dollars
But we started from the holler and we still here
Still in my same truck, but new wheels with my name on 'em
I kept on singin' songs, done messed around and became somethin'
Overcame a lot of things
Whole lotta lessons learned
I'd rather walk that short line 'cause I've seen bridges burn
I wear this cross around my neck, reminds me every night
To keep it heavy on the gas in between the lines
I can't tell you 'bout the dreams I've had behind my eyes
I didn't know He had a plan, it was bigger than mine
Yeah, I started in that dive bar
Them honky tonks in small towns
Still in this Ram truck
No A/C with my windows down
Just got bigger crowds
This stage is bigger now
It's crazy how
We started from the holler and we still here
Same boots, same roots, same spot where
We still tear it up down a back road
I still hold it down for the back home
'Cause back home ain't forgot where I came from
When everything changed, I ain't changed none
And nah, you can't take that mud out the water
Or the blue out my collar
Might've made a couple dollars
But we started from the holler and we still here
Around the world in eighty days, who'd have ever thought
A boy like me from Tennessee would ever see the top?
I give glory to God
I overcame my fears
I made a promise, and
I started from the holler and I'm still here
Same boots, same roots, same spot where
We still tear it up down a back road
I still hold it down for the back home
'Cause back home ain't forgot where I came from
When everything changed, I ain't changed none
And nah, you can't take that mud out the water
Or the blue out my collar
Might've made a couple dollars
But we started from the holler and we still here
Yeah, we still here
Yeah, we still here
Another night, another sold-out venue
They said I couldn't, so I went and done it
Put a plaque on my wall, another one above it
Got my name and my song on a ballcap
Put the 37080 on a map
Dropout that came from nothin'
Ain't it somethin'?
We started from the holler and we still here
Same boots, same roots, same spot where
We still tear it up down a back road
I still hold it down for the back home
'Cause back home ain't forgot where I came from
When everything changed, I ain't changed none
And nah, you can't take that mud out the water
Or the blue out my collar
Might've made a couple dollars
But we started from the holler and we still here
Still in my same truck, but new wheels with my name on 'em
I kept on singin' songs, done messed around and became somethin'
Overcame a lot of things
Whole lotta lessons learned
I'd rather walk that short line 'cause I've seen bridges burn
I wear this cross around my neck, reminds me every night
To keep it heavy on the gas in between the lines
I can't tell you 'bout the dreams I've had behind my eyes
I didn't know He had a plan, it was bigger than mine
Yeah, I started in that dive bar
Them honky tonks in small towns
Still in this Ram truck
No A/C with my windows down
Just got bigger crowds
This stage is bigger now
It's crazy how
We started from the holler and we still here
Same boots, same roots, same spot where
We still tear it up down a back road
I still hold it down for the back home
'Cause back home ain't forgot where I came from
When everything changed, I ain't changed none
And nah, you can't take that mud out the water
Or the blue out my collar
Might've made a couple dollars
But we started from the holler and we still here
Around the world in eighty days, who'd have ever thought
A boy like me from Tennessee would ever see the top?
I give glory to God
I overcame my fears
I made a promise, and
I started from the holler and I'm still here
Same boots, same roots, same spot where
We still tear it up down a back road
I still hold it down for the back home
'Cause back home ain't forgot where I came from
When everything changed, I ain't changed none
And nah, you can't take that mud out the water
Or the blue out my collar
Might've made a couple dollars
But we started from the holler and we still here
Yeah, we still here
Yeah, we still here
