Prior to his success as an artist, Houser lived as a songwriter, co-writing singles including "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" by Trace Adkins, "Back That Thing Up" by Justin Moore, and "My Cowboy" by country pop artist Jessie James.
How Country Feels
Randy Houser Lyrics
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Ain't never heard a rooster crow
Never walked barefoot by a river
Felt the mud up between your toes
You never rolled in the hay
You never thrown it in four wheel
Climb up on here girl
Let your hair down, hair down
Get you some of this laid on back
Kick your shoes off, kick 'em off
Get you some of this slow down fast
I'll take you up and down these hollers and hills
Let me show you how country feels
You ever watched the sun go down
From the bed of a pickup truck
Ever been so into somebody
You're still lying there when it comes back up
Girl what do you say?
We cut a path through that cornfield
Park down by the water
Let me show you how country feels
Let your hair down, hair down
Get you some of this laid on back
Kick your shoes off, kick 'em off
Get you some of this slow down fast
I'll take you up and down these hollers and hills
Let me show you how country feels
Let your hair down
Get you some of this laid on back
Kick your shoes off (Kick your shoes off)
Let your hair down, hair down
Get you some of this laid on back
Kick your shoes off, kick 'em off
Get you some of this slow down fast
I'll take you up and down these hollers and hills
Let me show you how country feels
Country feels
The song "How Country Feels" by Randy Houser paints a picture of a guy trying to woo a girl who has never experienced the country life. The lyrics are about showing her the simple pleasures of rural living, like walking barefoot by a river, rolling in the hay, and watching the sun go down from the bed of a pickup truck. The guy is trying to persuade her to let go of her city ways and embrace the laidback lifestyle of the country. He promises to take her up and down the hollers and hills, and show her how country feels.
The song transports the listener to a peaceful countryside where the air is cleaner and life is slower. The lyrics are simple yet profound, and resonate with anyone who has ever longed for a simpler life away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The song is a celebration of all things country, and reminds us that sometimes the best things in life are the simplest.
Line by Line Meaning
You were raised on an asphalt farm
You grew up in an urban setting and have never experienced country living.
Ain't never heard a rooster crow
You have never been around farm animals, specifically roosters, which make a distinct sound.
Never walked barefoot by a river
You have never experienced the feeling of walking barefoot on natural ground, specifically near a river which may have rocky terrain.
Felt the mud up between your toes
You have never experienced the tactile sensation of squishing mud between your toes.
You never rolled in the hay
You have never experienced the playful act of jumping and playing in hay.
You never thrown it in four wheel
You have never experienced the excitement of driving a four wheeler.
Climb up on here girl
Let's get on this four wheeler and have some fun.
Let me show you how country feels
I want to show you the joy and excitement that comes with living in the country.
Let your hair down, hair down
Relax and let loose.
Get you some of this laid on back
Enjoy the laid-back lifestyle of the country.
Kick your shoes off, kick 'em off
Take off your shoes and feel the freedom of being grounded to the earth.
Get you some of this slow down fast
Slow down the pace of your hectic life and enjoy the fast pace of the country.
I'll take you up and down these hollers and hills
I want to take you on a scenic and adventurous ride through the countryside.
You ever watched the sun go down
Have you ever experienced the beauty of the sun setting?
From the bed of a pickup truck
Viewing the sunset from the back of a pickup truck adds a rustic and romantic element.
Ever been so into somebody
Have you ever loved someone so much that you lose track of time?
You're still lying there when it comes back up
You have been so consumed by your love for someone that you stay up all night talking and watching the sunrise.
Girl what do you say?
Are you interested in experiencing this with me?
We cut a path through that cornfield
Let's take a shortcut through the cornfield.
Park down by the water
Let's park near the water and enjoy the peaceful setting.
Country feels
This is what it feels like to live and love in the country.
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Peermusic Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: WENDELL LEE MOBLEY, NEIL THRASHER, VICKY LYNN MCGEHEE
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@stephaniepilcher1390
2024 and still listening to this amazing song!!!❤❤❤
@Dale.welder
I thank my parents- grandparents and My Heavenly Father🤌
Country lifelong
@devenleigh2200
Born and raised in the country where you had to drive 30-45 minutes to get to the nears big town, now I live in a city and I hate it! This song always makes me home sick. Can't wait to move back this fall.
@houserrandy1009
Thanks for your utmost love and support has brought me this far, it has been a hard time for me going through this, but your love and support keeps me going and standing strong in this difficult times.
i do read your heartwarming comments and i truly appreciate all.
It's the season of love for me
& so i decided to put smiles on the faces of my fans by going through old posts on my official page and hitting up random fans,
So i can get to relate with my fans better through discussions of depth and humour, listening to compliments and criticisms on my career work
@houserrandy1009
Are you there
@devenleigh2200
@@houserrandy1009 sadly no. My husband is a teacher so we go where the jobs are. But we are going home in the fall for Thanksgiving so that will be fun.
@houserrandy1009
@@devenleigh2200 okay that’s great if you don’t mind I could let you have my number where you can text me is that’s alright with you ??
@devenleigh2200
@@houserrandy1009 okay
@deanne1671
This song just SOUNDS like freedom, it never gets old! 🥰
@michaelsmith32329.
Hello Deanna.. how are you doing?