Heath Sanders - Still Here Lyrics

      

Still Here
by Heath Sanders

Verse 1
We're red clay Alabama, map dot Arkansas
We're oilfield Oklahoma and wheat field Wichita
We're a thousand miles of two lane
And them forgotten courthouse squares
Might be a little behind the times but we ain't goin' nowhere

Chorus
We're still here holding it down
In them little ol' middle of nowhere towns
Still tough, steel toed
Still raisin' 'em up on them old dirt roads
Still tractors and trucks and sundown dust on an ice cold beer
The world might've forgotten about us, but we're still here

Verse 2
We're rusted gooseneck hitches, smoke from a paper mill
We're cotton in the ditches, a hard earned dollar bill
We're dyed diesel on a bonfire, a burnt out Texaco sign
Tucked back in some neck of the woods
Yeah, we might be hard to find

Chorus
But we're still here holding it down
In them little ol' middle of nowhere towns
Still tough, steel toed
Still raisin' 'em up on them old dirt roads
Still tractors and trucks and sundown dust on an ice cold beer
The world might've forgotten about us, but we're still here

Bridge
Yeah, California cowboys, Indiana gold
South Georgia plowboys and West Virginia coal

Chorus
And we're still here holding it down
In them little ol' middle of nowhere towns
Still tough, steel toed
Still raisin' 'em up on them old dirt roads
Still tractors and trucks and sundown dust on an ice cold beer
The world might've forgotten about us, but we're still here