boondocks

i feel no shame, i'm proud from where i came, i was born and raised in the boondocks, yeah, one thing i know, no matter where i go, i keep my heart and soul down in the boondocks, that's right, and i can feel that muddy water, running through my vein, yeah, i can hear that lullaby of a midnight train, and it sings to me and sounds so familiar, whoa, i feel no shame, i'm proud from where i came, i was born and raised in the boondocks, yeah, yeah, yeah, one thing i know, no matter where i may go, i kwas born and raised down in the boondocks, i can taste that honeysuckle, and it's still so sweet, yeah, it's so sweet, so sweet, when it grows wild on the banks down at old camp creek, and it calls to me like a warm wind blowing, i feel no shame, i'm proud from where i came, i was born and raised in the boondocks, yeah, yeah, yeah, one thing i know, no matter where i might go, i have my heart and soul in the boondocks, now listen, it's where i learned about living, whoa yeah, where i learned about love, alright, it's where i learned about working hard, uh huh, and having a little was just enough, it's where i learned about jesus, oh yeah, and knowing where i stand, uh huh, you can take it or leave it, this is me, this is who i am, feel no shame i'm proud from where i am, i was born down in the boondocks, yeah, one thing i know, no matter where i go, got my heart and soul in the boondocks, give me a tin roof, a front porch and a gravel, a gravel road, and that's home to me, feels like home to me, yeah, now, you get a line, i'll get a pole, yeah, we'll go fishing in the craw fish hole, five-card poker on a saturday night, church on sunday morning, yeah, yeah, i was born and raised, down in the boondocks, one thing i know, no matter where i may go, my heart and soul in the boondocks, i feel no shame, i'm proud from where i came, i was born and raised in the boondocks, yeah, one thing i know, no matter where i go, i keep my heart and soul down in the boondocks, in the boondocks