Hell Yeah
Daniel Lee Lyrics


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I'm a set 'em up shoot 'em
No card losing, son of a gun stud I am
I'm a throw down fighter, pull an all-nighter
Been known to not give a damn
I'm a mason jar sipper, mud tire peeler
Back woods hillbilly king
And I've walked the line a few times
But that don't mean a damn thing

Hell yeah I like to drive my pick-up truck
Roll smoke, and drink beer, and get stuck in the mud
Hell no I've never been the type to back down
So you better think twice before you run that mouth
Hell yeah I like hunting, fighting, and fishing
And the smell of my girl cooking up in the kitchen
Hell no I will never leave ole' Dixie
Right here I'll stay you can keep your city
Hell yeah

I'm a redneck blue collar work hard for a dollar
One crazy s.o.b. I know when to hold 'em
I know when to fold 'em you don't want to mess with me
Well I was raised in the sticks, grew up with the hicks
Crank up the Coe all day long
And I'm going to sit right here and drink this beer
And live life like a country song

Hell yeah I like to drive my pick-up truck
Roll smoke, and drink beer and get stuck in the mud
Hell no I've never been the type to back down
So you better think twice before you run that mouth
Hell yeah I like hunting, fighting, and fishing
And the smell of my girl cooking up in the kitchen
Hell no I will never leave ole' Dixie
Right here I'll stay you can keep your city
Hell yeah

Well some people think I'm crazy, well hell that's ok
I'll just stomp my foot down in southern ground
And this is what I'll say...

Hell yeah I like to drive my pick-up truck
Roll smoke, and drink beer and get stuck in the mud
Hell no I've never been the type to back down
So you better think twice before you run that mouth
Hell yeah I like hunting, fighting, and fishing
And the smell of my girl cooking up in the kitchen
Hell no I will never leave ole' Dixie
Right here I'll stay you can keep your city




Hell yeah
Hell yeah, alright

Overall Meaning

The song "Hell Yeah" by Daniel Lee is a testament to his roots and the country lifestyle that he loves. The lyrics depict someone who is unapologetically southern and proud of it. He describes himself as a "redneck blue collar work hard for a dollar" kind of guy who likes to drink beer, get stuck in the mud, and hunt and fish. He is not one to back down from a fight, and he knows when to hold his ground. He is a self-proclaimed "son of a gun stud" who doesn't give a damn about what people think of him.


The chorus of the song emphasizes his love for his pick-up truck, hunting, fighting, and fishing, and his girl's cooking. He is not willing to leave the South, and he is content with his lifestyle. The song is a tribute to the country lifestyle, and the lyrics capture the essence of what it means to be a southern boy. The song is an anthem for those who identify with the country way of life.


Overall, "Hell Yeah" is a raucous, high-energy, and unapologetic song about southern pride and the country lifestyle. It celebrates the simple pleasures of life, and it encourages people to embrace their heritage and roots. The song is an excellent example of country music at its best.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm a set 'em up shoot 'em
I am a skilled and confident card player who never loses.


I'm a throw down fighter, pull an all-nighter
I am a tough fighter who can go all night without stopping.


Been known to not give a damn
I am unafraid to take risks and not concerned with what others think of me.


I'm a mason jar sipper, mud tire peeler
I enjoy the simple things in life, such as drinking from a mason jar and driving through muddy terrain.


Back woods hillbilly king
I am the ruler of the rural, rustic regions, and proud of my upbringing.


And I've walked the line a few times
I have tested my limits and boundaries, but that does not define who I am.


Hell yeah I like to drive my pick-up truck Roll smoke, and drink beer, and get stuck in the mud
I am a lover of the simple, country life, and find joy in the activities that go along with it, such as driving my truck, smoking and drinking, and getting dirty.


Hell no I've never been the type to back down So you better think twice before you run that mouth
I am not afraid of confrontation and will stand up for myself and my beliefs.


Hell yeah I like hunting, fighting, and fishing And the smell of my girl cooking up in the kitchen
I enjoy outdoor activities such as hunting, fighting, and fishing, and appreciates the domestic skills of my significant other.


Hell no I will never leave ole' Dixie Right here I'll stay you can keep your city
I have a strong attachment to the southern region and have no desire to leave for the city.


I'm a redneck blue collar work hard for a dollar One crazy s.o.b. I know when to hold 'em I know when to fold 'em you don't want to mess with me
I am a hard-working, blue-collar worker who knows when to take calculated risks and when to cut my losses. I am not to be trifled with.


Well I was raised in the sticks, grew up with the hicks Crank up the Coe all day long And I'm going to sit right here and drink this beer And live life like a country song
I was brought up in rural areas surrounded by country folk, and I enjoy listening to country music and living a simplistic, country lifestyle.


Well some people think I'm crazy, well hell that's ok I'll just stomp my foot down in southern ground And this is what I'll say...
Some perceive me as being unconventional or eccentric, but I am comfortable with who I am and proud of my southern heritage.


Hell yeah, alright
An enthusiastic agreement with the sentiment expressed in the song.




Writer(s): Wiseman Craig Michael, Le Vasseur Jeff A

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Brandon Quern

Get this song on the radio!

Hawk Willis

Helllllll yyyeraaa

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