If I Get Famous

[Intro]
[singing in a high range]
There was a stranger who 
Over the year became a man 
I can now say he’s a friend. 
Thank you for my weekly 
advice and encouragement
So I wrote this song for you

Oh, hmm

[Verse 1]
Got a rusted out Ford and a half-paid tab
Three songs on the radio, all of ‘em bad
If the devil’s got a playlist, I’m probably last
But I’m loud, I’m broke, I’m stubborn as hell and I’m built to last

Yeah 

[Chorus]
If I get famous
You can tell ‘em you knew
That fool in the delivery truck 
Who swore this dream was true
If I get famous
We’re kicking down that bus
Ben Tucker, you can quit
And come on the road with us. 

Oh, ohhh

[Verse 2]
You’re stuck in that liquor store counting lies
Boss man breathing like a hog in July
Text me, “Man, you playing, or you still broke too?”
I said, “Both, but if this hits, I’m coming back for you”
Hmmm, 

[Chorus]
If I get famous
You can tell ‘em you knew
That fool in the delivery truck
Who swore this dream was true
If I get famous
We’re kicking down that bus
Ben Tucker, you can quit
And come on the road with us

[Bridge]
We’ll trade your timecard in for a barroom stage
Your swivel chair for a steel cage rage
You’ll miss one paycheck, then you’ll miss about ten
But you’ll wake up smiling like a free man again 

[Chorus]
If I get famous
You can tell ‘em you knew
That fool in the delivery truck 
Who swore this dream was true
If I get famous
Ain’t riding first class, just rough
But Ben Tucker, you can quit
Yeah, Ben Tucker, you can quit
And come raise hell with us

[Outro]
Thank you buddy.

Oh, yeah

Modern emotional solo, very angry song, deep raspy baritone, emotional vocals, angry vocals, emotional piano, slow