I'm a little more black top Little less country road I'm a little more foot down A little less taking it slow Well I've never skinned a buck but I gave her my whole world I guess you can't take the country out that girl Cause I still held the door and held her hand Loved like a gentleman and fought like a man But sometimes all you got just ain't enough Yeah he says Grace and says yes ma'am And now I kinda I understand The city's never gonna win her love Cnd I'll bet she's front porch swinging or tailgate singing with the guy I couldn't be She left me For someone more Tennessee He's a little more bass pro Little less suit and tie He's a little more two step Couldn't keep up if I tried Cause I still held the door and held her hand Loved like a gentleman and fought like a man But sometimes all you got just ain't enough He says Grace and says yes ma'am Now I kinda understand The city's never gonna win her love I bet she's front porch swinging or tailgate sitting with the guy I couldn't be Yeah she left me for someone more Tennessee Maybe one day I'll buy a pick-up truck A piece of land and shoot that buck Until that day she's all I'm thinking of Cause I still held the door and held her hand Loved like a gentleman and fought like a man But sometimes all you got just ain't enough He says Grace and says yes ma'am Now I finally I understand The city's never gonna win her love I know she's front porch swinging and tailgate singing with the guy I couldn't be She left me for someone more Tennessee