Out This Way
Tyler Hubbard Lyrics


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Yeah
We got country girls, they like country things
Can I get an amen if you know what I mean?
Yeah, we drivin' tractors and boats that we call jon
Bfe or backwards, call it what you want
We work hard, play hard, if we need rain, we pray
Holler if you out this way
You gonna hear some "Go Bulldogs," yellin' at the TV
Any given Saturday, anywhere you go
Gonna have to pull off, stop and hit the BP
Grab a bunch of cans 'cause you already know
There's gon' be some buddies, they'll be drinkin' beer
That's a guaran-damn-tee when you livin' 'round here
Yeah, that's how it is and how it's gon' stay
It's a way of life when you out this way, way out this way
Way out this way

Yeah, I'm talkin' dirt roads, work clothes
Same ones as them church clothes
Ain't nobody judgin' nobody
When it comes to ridin' 'round, hangin' out
Throwin' down, gettin' loud
Man, it ain't no hobby

You gonna hear some "Go Bulldogs," yellin' at the TV
Any given Saturday, anywhere you go
Gonna have to pull off, stop and hit the BP
Grab a bunch of cans 'cause you already know
There's gon' be some buddies, they'll be drinkin' beer
That's a guaran-damn-tee when you livin' 'round here
Yeah, that's how it is and how it's gon' stay
It's a way of life when you out this way, way out this way
Way out this way

(Ooh, ooh)

Yeah, I got some catfish on a paper plate
Reeled 'em in myself on a half acre lake
Door's unlocked just like always
So, stop on in if you out this way

You gonna hear some "Go Bulldogs," yellin' at the TV
Any given Saturday, anywhere you go
Gonna have to pull off, stop and hit the BP
Grab a bunch of cans 'cause you already know
There's gon' be some buddies, they'll be drinkin' beer
That's a guaran-damn-tee when you livin' 'round here
Yeah, that's how it is and how it's gon' stay
It's a way of life when you out this way, way out this way
Way out this way, yeah, ah




Way out this way
Let's go

Overall Meaning

Tyler Hubbard's "Out This Way" is a country anthem that celebrates the rural lifestyle of southern America. The song talks about the simple joys of living in a small town and the typical activities that take place in such areas. The lyrics discuss how country girls enjoy their country things, and how tractors and boats are called jon boats. The chorus encourages anyone who happens to be "out this way" to stop by and join in the celebrations. The song has a sense of community and belonging, celebrating the country way of life with good music, good drink, and good friends.


The song provides vivid imagery of what it's like in rural America, emphasizing how everyone is recognized and accepted. It talks of how the townsfolk get together on Saturdays to root for their Bulldogs football team, and how even people from outside the area are always welcome to join in. The verse even talks about how the doors are always unlocked, and anyone can come in for a visit.


Line by Line Meaning

Yeah
Acknowledging and affirming the upcoming description of life out in the country.


We got country girls, they like country things
There are rural women who live in the countryside and take pleasure in activities that are typical of this lifestyle.


Can I get an amen if you know what I mean?
Asking for agreement among those who can relate to the country lifestyle.


Yeah, we drivin' tractors and boats that we call jon
Driving tractors and small boats that are nicknamed jon (a common term used by country folks).


Bfe or backwards, call it what you want
Residing in obscure or hard-to-find locations, but it doesn't matter how it's referred to.


We work hard, play hard, if we need rain, we pray
We work diligently and party just as hard. Also, if we require rain for our crops or livestock, we engage in prayer as a way of asking for help.


Holler if you out this way
Get in touch if you happen to be in this region and agree with our way of life.


You gonna hear some "Go Bulldogs," yellin' at the TV
When watching college sports on Saturday, it is common to hear shouts of encouragement for the local teams.


Any given Saturday, anywhere you go
On any Saturday, in any region of the country, you can expect to hear people cheering for their favorite college teams.


Gonna have to pull off, stop and hit the BP
On your travels, you'll need to stop at the gas station to refuel and pick up some essential supplies.


Grab a bunch of cans 'cause you already know
Purchase a selection of canned beverages because you are well aware of the drinking culture in rural areas.


There's gon' be some buddies, they'll be drinkin' beer
Anticipate a group of close friends consuming beer together.


That's a guaran-damn-tee when you livin' 'round here
It is certain that they will be drinking beer if you live in the area.


Yeah, that's how it is and how it's gon' stay
This is the way of life in this region, and it is expected to remain unchanged.


It's a way of life when you out this way, way out this way
Living in the countryside comes with a unique way of life, and this is particularly true for those living in the more remote areas.


Yeah, I'm talkin' dirt roads, work clothes
I am describing the rural lifestyle that typically includes dirt roads and practical clothing for manual labor.


Same ones as them church clothes
The work clothes are the same as those worn to church on Sundays.


Ain't nobody judgin' nobody
Nobody judges anyone out here by what they wear or what they do for a living.


When it comes to ridin' 'round, hangin' out
When it comes to cruising around or spending time together, there is no judgement in this community.


Throwin' down, gettin' loud
Engaging in parties, having a good time and being noisy and energetic.


Man, it ain't no hobby
This lifestyle is not just a pastime or a leisure activity; it is how people really live their lives out here.


Yeah, I got some catfish on a paper plate
I have caught some catfish and placed it on a paper plate as it is a common way of serving food in this region.


Reeled 'em in myself on a half acre lake
I caught the fish myself, using my own fishing gear, on a small body of water near my house.


Door's unlocked just like always
The front door to the house is left unlocked, as is typical in rural areas.


So, stop on in if you out this way
Feel free to visit if you happen to be in this part of the country.


Way out this way
Living in rural areas is far different from anywhere else, and this is particularly true for those living in the more remote regions.




Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Chris Lacorte, Joshua Miller, Tyler Hubbard

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We don’t want BP oil spills around here. Otherwise this song is not bad.

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