Lyrics

Well, Hey, Hey, I'm here today
but I won't be here for long.
'Cause I'm a dog tired city boy,
singin' a country song.

I was raised on the cowboy movies,
taught me everything I know.
Jump on your horse and you ride 'till sunset,
anywhere you want to go.

At the end of the road is waiting,
like a bucket of sweet surprise,
happy trails and camp fires burning,
green praries and sunny skies.

And, Hey, Hey, I'm here today
but I won't be here for long.
'Cause I'm a hot blooded city boy,
singin' a country song.

Lookin' out from my third floor window
I can only see a wall.
And the weight of a million stories
makes a body feel so small.

Turn me loose on a painted pony
where the sun can warm my eyes.
Ridin' under the golden day light,
sleepin' under the starry skies.

And, Hey, Hey, I'm hear today
but I won't be hear for long.
'Cause I'm one hustlin' city boy
who's learned a country song.

And, Hey, Het, I'm hear today,
now you see me, now I'm gone.
'Cause I'm one hustlin' city boy
who's learned a country song.