Verse 1 – Rap
They see the beard, see the tats, see the cold face
Heavy boots, dark shades, yeah I move weight
City lights, concrete, think I’m all wrong
Think I live fast, think I’m built for the long run
Judgin’ by the cover, never readin’ the page
Think I’m trouble when I’m just wired this way
Yeah I talk low, yeah I walk mean
But my mind’s already gone to the river and stream
They say, “Boy you look like you run them streets”
I just laugh, nod once, let ‘em believe
‘Cause when the night fades and the dawn gets clear
I’m gone with the wind and a case of beer
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Chorus – Rap → Melodic
Don’t judge me by the jacket that I wear
Or the lines on my face or the way that I stare
I might look like the dark side of town
But my heart’s in the woods when the sun goes down
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Verse 2 – Blend (Rap with Country Feel)
I trade the sirens for the sound of pines
Trade the noise for a cast line
Mud on the tires, blood on the blade
Earn every meal that I put on my plate
Fishing at dawn, mist on the lake
Patience taught me more than mistakes
I don’t need gold, don’t need fame
Just a clean shot and a freezer full of game
Yeah I’ve been rough, yeah life hit hard
But peace hits different under open stars
Bonfire crackle, stories get told
That’s a kind of wealth they’ll never know
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Chorus – Country-Rap
Don’t judge me by the jacket that I wear
I ain’t all trouble, I’m a prayer out there
I might look like I’m built for a fight
But I’m built for the woods and a quiet night
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Verse 3 – Country
Got a rifle by the door, rod in the truck
I trust the earth and a little luck
Sunrise gold on a deer trail bend
That’s where I find myself again
Hands stay dirty, soul stays clean
Learned more from rivers than magazines
I ain’t fake, I ain’t playin’ a part
Just a wild land man with a weathered heart
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Final Chorus – Full Country
So don’t judge me by the jacket that I wear
Or the rough-cut edges I carry in there
I might look like the wrong kind of man
But I belong to the woods, the water, the land
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Outro
Yeah…
I don’t look like what I am
But if you follow my tracks, you’ll understand