Lyrics

I don't hunt I don't go fishin'
I'm more into first editions
I don't drive a big pickup truck

My boots are more for hikin'
Rodeo ain't much to my likin'
I don't own a ten-gallon hat

But I get up in the morning
Make hay while the Sun shines
My life's a country song

I help my neighbors
I'm someone you can count on
I go to bed at night with my porch light on
Don't always go to church but I believe
My radio is set to rock and roll, but
My life is a country song
My life is a country song

You don't need to pack a six gun
Or drink whiskey just to have fun
If you're true, you're red, white and blue

If you live smack in the city
If your life gets kind of gritty
You've still got stars to wish on

If you extend your hand
To your fellow man
Your life's a country song

You help your neighbors
You're someone they can count on
When someone needs you they can see your light on
You may not go to church but you believe
You don't need to fight to prove you're right
Your life is a country song
Your life is a country song

I know that the measure of a man
What's in his heart when he takes a stand
If his shoulder is one you can lean on
His tears are what makes him strong

He helps his neighbors
He's someone they can count on
He goes to bed at night with his porch light on
Don't always go to church but he believes
He lends a hand, he won't walk on
His life is a country song
His life is a country song
His life is a country song