The Stubborn One
Trace Adkins
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03:51
Song Introduction
**The Stubborn One** is a song by American country music artist Trace Adkins. Released in [insert year], the track features Adkins' signature deep vocals and heartfelt lyrics, exploring themes of resilience and determination. The song received positive feedback from fans and critics alike, highlighting Adkins' ability to convey powerful emotions through his music. "The Stubborn One" contributed to Trace Adkins' reputation as a prominent figure in the country music scene, showcasing his talent for blending traditional country sounds with contemporary storytelling.
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Lyric
They say that smokin' ain't allowed in here
But I don't care
Try to sneak you some
I saw your buddies at the barber shop
Man they sure fight a lot
Just like they've always done
You look at me
Like you don't know who I am
But that's alright
'Cause I know who you are
You're the stubborn one
My great-granddaddy's son
The one who drank his whiskey from a coffee cup
Time has stripped you of
So many things you love
But you keep fightin' on
'Cause you're the stubborn one
Remember when we saw Hank Aaron play
I was in second grade
You snuck me out of school
And you wore overalls to Sunday church
You said the Good Lord's work
Ain't done in a monkey suit
You bought your tires down at Eddie Shaw's garage
You said K-Mart didn't need your dollar
You're the stubborn one
My great-granddaddy's son
The one who drank his whiskey from a coffee cup
Time has stripped you of
So many things you love
But you keep fightin' on
'Cause you're the stubborn one
The nurses wonder why I keep comin' back
They tell me you can't hear me
I guess I'm more like you
Than anybody knew
I can't let go of what I hold so dearly
The stubborn one
You're the stubborn one
My great-granddaddy's son
The one who drank his whiskey from a coffee cup
Time has stripped you of
So many things you love
But you keep fightin' on
'Cause you're the stubborn one
You're the stubborn one
Yeah, the stubborn one
You're the stubborn one