Gilbert, Brantley – Rock This Town

Gilbert, Brantley – Rock This Town Lyrics

Artist: Gilbert, Brantley
Song: Rock This Town

I’m tired of this 9 to 5
8 hours feeling like over time
And my mind’s reminding me,
I got a show tonight

Getting home, it’s already 8:30
My strings are old and man, my clothes are dity
But jimmy’s always late, so man I’m right on time
There’s a little old college bar right off of old 129

Said they’d pay me just a little bit of money
To sing my songs tonight
It’s 10:00, get ready to rock, let’s roll
Give me the beat boys, and free my soul

Play it all from skynyrd to Jones
And some of my own
5’10 with a suntan and southern drawl
In the front row singing along

Yea it’s all about the country sound
Yeah, we’re gonna rock this town
Sweet home to brown eyed girl
Trying my best to remember the words

And there’s always some drunk in the back
Screaming out Free Bird
Take a break, and head to the bar
Shake a couple hands, got me feeling like a star

And I know it’s the bottle talking, hell I don’t mind
Ya’ll I aint cose to famous
But I love to play and sing
And this may be a honkey tonk bar

But I’m still living a dream
It’s 10:00, get ready to rock, let’s roll
Give me the beat boys, and free my soul
Play it all from skynyrd to Jones

And some of my own
5’10 with a suntan and southern drawl
In the front row singing along
Yea it’s all about the country sound

Yeah, we’re gonna rock this town
It’s 10:00, get ready to rock, let’s roll
Give me the beat boys, and free my soul
Play it all from skynyrd to Jones

And some of my own
5’10 with a suntan and southern drawl
In the front row singing along
Yea it’s all about the country sound

Yeah, we’re gonna rock this town
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From the album:
A Modern Day Prodigal Son
Release Year: 2011