Folks Like Us - Montgomery Gentry

Folks Like Us

Montgomery Gentry

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Song Introduction

"Folks Like Us" is a popular country song by the American duo Montgomery Gentry, released in 2005 as part of their album "You Do Your Thing." The track celebrates the everyday lives and values of ordinary people, emphasizing themes such as family, hard work, and community pride. With its relatable lyrics and catchy melody, "Folks Like Us" resonated strongly with country music fans, helping it achieve significant success on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Montgomery Gentry is known for their blend of Southern rock and traditional country sounds, and this song exemplifies their ability to connect with listeners through heartfelt storytelling and authentic musicality.

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Lyric

We're scattered out

On rural routes everywhere

From California to

The Carolines

Flag wavin', Jesus prayin'

Mama lovin', don't care

Redneck, white shirt

Blue jean kind

Folks like us

Like to live a little

Honest, simple

Outside, small town

America

Dream chasin', beer drinkin'

Raise 'em up, if you're thinkin'

This ole' world ain't got enough

Boot wearin', God fearin'

Folks like us

With Folgers in a Thermos

At the door with a brown bag

Steel toes on the go

With the risin' sun

Even when the wind

Ain't at our backs

We don't quit, won't quit

'Till the job gets done

Folks like us

Like to live a little

Honest, simple

Outside, small town

America

Dream chasin', beer drinkin'

Raise 'em up, if you're thinkin'

This ole' world ain't got enough

Boot wearin', God fearin'

Folks like us

Come on, now

We hang out, just a little too much

Hey, the way it is now, ain't the way it was

A whole lot of real and a little less fake

Yeah, I guess that makes

Folks like us

Yeah, folks like us

Folks like us

Like to live a little

Honest, simple

Outside, small town

America

Dream chasin', beer drinkin'

Raise 'em up, if you're thinkin'

This ole' world ain't got enough

Boot wearin', God fearin'

Folks like us

No there just ain't enough

Folks like us

- It's already the end -