down in the backwoods
big smo
taught me the value of a dollar
how to treat your kinfolk
now everywhere i got i take a little bit with me
now as a little youngun i was country as cornbread
quick to take a dip in that sugar creek spring
and trot the woods with some rocks in my old sling
now papa showed me how to live off the land
with everything around and these two bare hands
till that full moon hung high in the sky
we just shook it and move it down by the state line
and get up early with the sun so we can do it some more
taught me the value of a dollar
how to treat your kinfolk
now everywhere i got i take a little bit with me
down that old dirt road what we had our own
kinda mystery a whole lotta history was grown
when we did what we was told by the law of the land
affected under the direction of a disciplined hand
mama taught me how to love my family tree
and be true to the kinfolk that make up the leaves
to shake the life we live
everywhere i go you know we gotta represent
for them country buckets till the day that i die
by the dirt road code so remember my life
there ain't never been a problem this old boy can't fix
and i would never change a thing about these backwood sticks
taught me the value of a dollar
how to treat your kinfolk
now everywhere i got i take a little bit with me
taught me the value of a dollar
how to treat your kinfolk
now everywhere i got i take a little bit with me