Thick and Thin

[Verse 1]
Way back when we were just young bucks
Letterman jackets and busted trucks
Skippin’ class down by that creek
Mud on our boots for half the week
[Chorus]
Danny, Rocky, Joey and Billy
Four hard heads, one big silly
We raise a can, toast this life we’re in
Side by side through thick and thin
There ain’t better friends I’ll ever find
Than the ones I’ve had since school days time
If the world falls apart, I know who’s walking in
Danny, Rocky, Joey and Billy through thick and thin
[Verse 2]
Now it’s work boots, babies and mortgages
But we still meet up where that gravel is
Old tailgate turned into our bar
Same bad jokes, same beat‑up cars
[Chorus]
Danny, Rocky, Joey and Billy
Four hard heads, one big silly
We raise a can, toast this life we’re in
Side by side through thick and thin
There ain’t better friends I’ll ever find
Than the ones I’ve had since school days time
If the world falls apart, I know who’s walking in
Danny, Rocky, Joey and Billy through thick and thin
[Bridge]
Seen rings go on, seen hearts break clean
Stood in suits, stood in ripped blue jeans
Every high, every low I’ve been
I had my brothers there again (oh yeah)
[Chorus]
Danny, Rocky, Joey and Billy
Four hard heads, one big silly
We raise a can, toast this life we’re in
Side by side through thick and thin
There ain’t better friends I’ll ever find
Than the ones I’ve had since school days time
If the world falls apart, I know who’s walking in
Danny, Rocky, Joey and Billy through thick and thin

country, ‘90s barroom country with a mid‑tempo shuffle, twangy telecaster riffs, warm pedal steel, and male vocals. Verses feel easy and conversational over brushed snare and walking bass; chorus lifts with stacked harmonies and big open acoustic strums. Fiddle fills answer the vocal lines, small key change or lift on final chorus for that arms‑around‑shoulders sing‑along.