I was born in the slums and swore I'd get out to the boondocks one day. My wife is also from a city and had the same thoughts. Now, almost 22 years after buying a bunch of acres and an old farmhouse in the deep woods of a hill town with 4,000 people, it is in my blood. We raised our daughter here and though she's off to a big city college, she can't wait to get home on break, play with the hounds and drive past the farms and ride a horse. She wants and will get this place when we're gone. Damn it's heaven, and this song NAILS it!!!
I went the opposite way... grew up in a village of 500 people. Spent like 40 years out in the boonies... loving my city conveniences and food choices. Never thought I'd fall in love with a city of 2 million coming from the pokies like I did but just couldn't handle it anymore lol. I'll always be country but for now city life for me for sure.
This song was released when I was 13 always listened to it with my father while I worked with him for many summers...he's gone now it brings back a lot of memories...RIP Dad..
Yes ma'am! I'm 21 years old and currently live in Cincinnati Ohio but lemme tell ya, I have been sicker than a dog missing home. Humble up bringing has given such a different outlook on life compared to the people I'm surrounded by now. Ill forever be grateful for my grandparents and our farm 💚 nothing else in this world compares
This song came out shortly after I moved to the city from living on the base of Mt. St. Helen's. 18 years later and this sing still radiates in my soul.
Probably one of the few country songs I'll ever listen to. I'm not from the boondocks, but dang, I love the message of this song!! Not only is it a "don't forget your roots" song, but I can't help but feel like people who were raised in this sort of life are the hardiest people you'll ever meet, who understand a true hard day's work!
As a girl born and raised in the Mississippi Delta, I can honestly say that of all the songs made about southerners, Boondocks is one that TRULY is the most accurate!!! They 💯 NAILED IT!!!
Yes, hello 👋 another Mississippi girl here. I was born & raised on Sioux Bayou about 4 miles inland from the Gulf. Although not now, it was the boonies when I was a child. This is great song that takes me back to honeysuckle & fireflies. It’s so built up. I don’t see them when i go home. 😐
@@waltbirchmeier2947 yeah...weird thing to bring up unsolicited especially in reference to a song that it makes no sense. Its like he cant get his cousin off his mind
My buddy loved this tune. Had it blasting when I came home from Iraq in 2009. He died after a long struggle with addiction. Reminds me of him and the times we had that year. RIP Mike.
Sorry for the loss of your friend! Many years ago, my *brother* got addicted to heroin, in *jail,* FFS, thanks (NOT) to a nurse that had a case of the hots for him. He struggled for years after getting out, trading his drug addiction for alcohol - a common problem. Thankfully, he managed to get clean, to the point of refusing pain medication (morphine), in the ambulance, and ER, when he had a bike accident, and ended up with a shattered & compound ankle fracture. Being from a small city, our ortho surgeons weren't up for the task, so he had to wait until a hospital with trauma surgeons had a bed available. He spent almost 30 hours lying on a stretcher in our ER Dept, taking nothing stronger than regular strength Tylenol. He DID have a few rough days though, when the surgical ER nurse put some in his IV, just as he was going into the recovery room. Seems they forgot to note it on his chart. The nurses then gave him a few more "maintenance" doses when he was napping. He raised holy hell when they came in to give him another one, and he was awake. After that, he took only his prescription meds, and had a rare, single beer, or glass of wine. So proud of him for turning his life around. He died of cancer, at 52. RIP, fam 😪 😇😇😇😇 God bless **all** of our souls 🙏
I'm British, born and raised in London. Spent a summer living in rural Minnesota in 2009 - discovered a lot of country music in those days and this is one of the songs I remember hearing heaps on the radio.
i grew up in the middle of no where. fishing in ponds that were dammed out or dug out for irrigation for fields. hunted in those fields for rabbit, dove, deer. the nearest grocery store or town was 45 minutes away. my only friends growing up was my fishing pole, my 20 gauge, and my dog. i since moved to the big city for work and i miss it every day. cant do a damn thing here without having the cops called on you.
Buddy Rowe cops afraid to come into some places where I grew up , unless they were locals themselves. We still made shine and then started growing MJ back in the mountains. ( non taxed, illegal shine! And still doing that now) If you went in those backwoods places and they didn't know you, least that would happen was a warning shotgun blast over your head, maybe more if the property owner was PO or you looked like you was " Goverment"!! Ha! I didn't appreciate that kind of country life when I had it. But remembering it as an adult has helped me be strong, I came from tough, strong survivor people. And ByGod, I am strong, rough and will survive too!
this song brings back so many memories of being on my grandparent's farm. now i'm lucky to be living in the same house, with a tin roof and a gravel drive, honeysuckles growing down by the old stable, blackberries down by the old hog lot where we used to go catch crawfish, hearing the coyotes howl at night and greeting the skunks that come up to my back porch. they don't bother me and i don't bother them. in the over 50 years of my life i am the happiest here in this house....on this old farm....down in the boondocks.
There is nothing in the world that compares to being where God wants you to be. I hope you get to do all the good things at that spot! All the best to you!
This group is timeless and classic! What Fleetwood Mac is to Rock Little Big Town is to Country! The music and lyrics show the passion of the rural "everyman" and evoked happy memories of harth and home! Most of all rich or poor have pride!!
I feel no shame I'm proud of where I came from I was born and raised in the boondocks One thing I know No matter where I go I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks And I can feel That muddy water running through my veins And I can hear that lullaby of a midnight train It sings to me and it sounds familiar I feel no shame I'm proud of where I came from I was born and raised in the boondocks One thing I know No matter where I go I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks And I can taste That honeysuckle and it's still so sweet When it grows wild On the banks down at old camp creek Yeah, and it calls to me like a warm wind blowing I feel no shame I'm proud of where I came from I was born and raised in the boondocks One thing I know No matter where I go I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks It's where I learned about living It's where I learned about love It's where I learned about working hard And having a little was just enough It's where I learned about Jesus And knowing where I stand You can take it or leave it, this is me This is who I am Give me a tin roof A front porch and a gravel road And that's home to me It feels like home to me I feel no shame I'm proud of where I came from I was born and raised in the boondocks One thing I know No matter where I go I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks You get a line, I'll get a pole We'll go fishing in the craw fish hole Five-card poker on a Saturday night Church on Sunday morning You get a line, I'll get a pole We'll go fishing in the craw fish hole (Down in the boondocks) Five-card poker on a Saturday night Church on Sunday morning You get a line, I'll get a pole We'll go fishing in the craw fish hole (Down in the boondocks) Five-card poker on a Saturday night Church on Sunday morning Say a little prayer for me
Not yet...don't speed the clock..... Life's like a roll of toilet paper...starts off big and full....And sooner than you think it starts getting smaller, and less sheets left..... love life , you only get 1.0.
All that we loved will be there on heaven, every good and perfect gift is from HIM. all the ones I loved will be there, my dad, my precious babies, every animal I loved and cared for, resting in peace until that sky splits... and He returns. And we'll ALL that awake to everasting life or change in that twinking of an eye, will reunite and be caught up on the clouds.. if HE went to prepare a place for us, it's not here.. but here will be restored..
Still listening in 2024! Born and bred thirteenth generation Kentuckian. Had to leave to take my husband back to Canada. Now we live on an island with only one little General Store and Scotts-Irish heritage. Born in Marion County raised on Bluegrass farms. This song has been played at many weddings since it was released.❤️
Being proud of where you come from is important.I used to hide my accent and ignore where I came from when I moved to California,in my 20's.But I realized I was conveying that I was ashamed of the people who raised me.And I could not be any more proud than I already am. I'm from w.va and I come from good stock.
I know exactly what you mean. I'm from NYC originally, and even before I left, I started doing my best to lose my heavy accent. I lost anywhere from 60-80% of it. Eventually, I learned to relax about it and was even told by a lot of people that they loved New York accents, and so I do retain what I have remaining. 👍🏻
You know i love country people it is the absolute best of people nobody wants to out do ,or blame everybody, or anything like that i am proud to be country 👍
Oh , boy ! When I saw 👀 that video about little big town singing 🎶 that song 🎵 boondocks-I liked it-that is now iconic of all the tunes I’ve ever seen! 👍👍👍👍👍👍🎶🎵
There's a few important things in this world, and they are knowing where you stand, knowing where you come from and being proud of where you come from.
After all my travels around this amazing world of ours, in just about every city and country on this planet. I'm always happiest when I return to my home in Alabama. There's just nothing in all the world like the American South.
That Ho Down at the end made the song. It never gets old. Years ago, I heared that part on the radio and was like "What on earth was that!? That was awesome!". I stayed on that radio station to find that song again. It got me into Country music.
I remember this song. Omg. Brings back memories of being in Texas and being 11 years old and I'm 34 now. I miss that. You can take the country girl out of Texas but you can't take Texas out of the girl. Country girl can survive. 🥰
@@andrewnguyen307 @Lovergirl161995 Yeah, time flies! May 2005 it came out! You Tube was born in 2007. The music industry started uploading videos around 2009 and 2010.
LBT, this song was first the song I heard from you. I knew you where gonna be a legendary group of Country musical world. God Bless you and your families in coming into our lives with Beautiful songs 🙏, Amen!!!!!
I first heard this song years ago when it came out. Now coming back to listen again it holds special meaning, since I moved away from my old home place. I grew up on an old farm, with pastures, woods, and creeks. Honeysuckles and blackberries grew there. Oh, and a railroad track ran I guess about a thousand feet from our house, the "midnight train", as this song puts it. I sure do miss that place. Now there's a huge warehouse where our house used to be, but I'll never forget the memories made there.
I love this song. Technically we were a bit poor or whatever but we were rich. I'm thankful for what I have and I have never felt like I went without or wanted for anything...I'm thankful.
Yup...me too. It still resonates, and takes me back to a simpler time, when I was MUCH younger. Although it wasn't the boondocks, it was a fairly sparsely populated rural area.
I may live in the city now, but I grew up on a dirt road surrounded by pastures. Coworkers never get why I walk barefoot on the dirt road. Nobody understands how I’ve never been stuck on our dirt road in my two wheel drive cars and I’m like you just got to know the dirt and know the sand and don’t stop 😜
@@matthewcbd2486I do miss it. That’s why I go home so often. I’d say the biggest difference is the stars at night. You can’t see them very well with city lights. But it is pretty peaceful here too for the most part. I’m in the suburbs and usually the air is still pretty fresh with the sea breeze.
Im from southern Mississippi. Im not really a country fan ironically i listen to metalcore and stuff but damn this is a straight masterpiece i cannot deny it.
my Nana always turned this song on and we would dance and sing around our HUGE house we bought together (well i helped with my job @ Walmart LOL) r.i.p. Nana heaven gained an angel 😢😇👼
I was born in the slums and swore I'd get out to the boondocks one day. My wife is also from a city and had the same thoughts. Now, almost 22 years after buying a bunch of acres and an old farmhouse in the deep woods of a hill town with 4,000 people, it is in my blood. We raised our daughter here and though she's off to a big city college, she can't wait to get home on break, play with the hounds and drive past the farms and ride a horse. She wants and will get this place when we're gone. Damn it's heaven, and this song NAILS it!!!
Aww glad you got out of there 😊 So much more peace in the boondocks 😁
You're living a wonder! I got chills and tears. Bless you and yours.
Reading your story gives me hope. Can’t wait to break free from my city
Woul love to see the boondocks. Don't know where that is 🥺
I went the opposite way... grew up in a village of 500 people. Spent like 40 years out in the boonies... loving my city conveniences and food choices. Never thought I'd fall in love with a city of 2 million coming from the pokies like I did but just couldn't handle it anymore lol. I'll always be country but for now city life for me for sure.
I’m a city girl but damn,,, I feel this deep in my heart.❤️ Maybe cause my grandma was from West Virginia back in 1920
This song was released when I was 13 always listened to it with my father while I worked with him for many summers...he's gone now it brings back a lot of memories...RIP Dad..
This song is timeless for us folks that love how we grew up. We have a legacy and we are proud of where we came from. Hi Mama!
Glad you're so proud of being a 'neck. I was born there too, but educated myself, moved TF out and never looked back.
Yes ma'am! I'm 21 years old and currently live in Cincinnati Ohio but lemme tell ya, I have been sicker than a dog missing home. Humble up bringing has given such a different outlook on life compared to the people I'm surrounded by now. Ill forever be grateful for my grandparents and our farm 💚 nothing else in this world compares
I feel u am proud of how I grew up in a tiny town in the south loved every min of it
@@fortniteguy Sure am glad us Blue states get to work to pay for all the aid you lot get. Something to be proud of.
❤
Grew up in NC around when this song released. Still proud of where I came from and this song hits hard no matter the year.
AMEN PRAISE THE LORD
This song came out shortly after I moved to the city from living on the base of Mt. St. Helen's. 18 years later and this sing still radiates in my soul.
Beautiful song. "Where I learned about Jesus, where I learned about workin' hard."
Oh it is home for me. It never gets old. I love this music it’s in my bones like my kin. ♥️👍🙏🇺🇸
There's muddy water running through your veins
Grew up poor, but only poor money wise! I had food, place to sleep, family love and great banjo and guitar music on the front porch on weekends!
Same here dude! We were rich in things money CAN"T nor ever can buy.
Sounds like Heaven.
Rhonda Boncutter I hear ya same but ain’t nothing wrong with that
Sounds a good life to me . Living in the city for 20 years gets so old
Rhonda Boncutter amen to that hon, same here
This song just reminds me of home, since I'm a Louisiana man, raised in Minnesota.... i miss home....
Probably one of the few country songs I'll ever listen to. I'm not from the boondocks, but dang, I love the message of this song!! Not only is it a "don't forget your roots" song, but I can't help but feel like people who were raised in this sort of life are the hardiest people you'll ever meet, who understand a true hard day's work!
Amen
AMEN; [{GODDLY ENFORCENCE PLANS ON MY SELF'S OCCURESEMSES
Hi, I'm from a small city, knows as St. Louis, I'm proud of where I came from !! =)
Double Amen
❤❤❤ I'm romantic the Boondocks..proud American Patriot
As a girl born and raised in the Mississippi Delta, I can honestly say that of all the songs made about southerners, Boondocks is one that TRULY is the most accurate!!! They 💯 NAILED IT!!!
Yes, hello 👋 another Mississippi girl here. I was born & raised on Sioux Bayou about 4 miles inland from the Gulf. Although not now, it was the boonies when I was a child. This is great song that takes me back to honeysuckle & fireflies. It’s so built up. I don’t see them when i go home. 😐
This song is still great in 2022. If you understand, you were born in the boondocks. 👌
I was born in Tulsa Oklahoma but still like this song.
Almost 2023 and this song still hits right, harmonies are on point.
Any one cousin in particular?
@gr0uch02a I'm sure you would know more about kissing cousins than any of us..I mean why were you thinking about something like that anyway?
@@waltbirchmeier2947 yeah...weird thing to bring up unsolicited especially in reference to a song that it makes no sense. Its like he cant get his cousin off his mind
Bfi . ❤. ❤ you l
Almost 2024 and it still hits
16 years later, never gets old.
Si sen'or
@@PeppeRouniKenshin m.n . . . ... l. ....... . N. N..nn
Right
Happy early birthday 16 years
The songs only 12 years old bruh
My buddy loved this tune. Had it blasting when I came home from Iraq in 2009. He died after a long struggle with addiction. Reminds me of him and the times we had that year. RIP Mike.
God bless his soul!!! ❤️
@@AnastasiaBeaverhousn thank you and God bless!
Sorry for your loss 💔 addiction sucks
Sorry for the loss of your friend! Many years ago, my *brother* got addicted to heroin, in *jail,* FFS, thanks (NOT) to a nurse that had a case of the hots for him. He struggled for years after getting out, trading his drug addiction for alcohol - a common problem. Thankfully, he managed to get clean, to the point of refusing pain medication (morphine), in the ambulance, and ER, when he had a bike accident, and ended up with a shattered & compound ankle fracture. Being from a small city, our ortho surgeons weren't up for the task, so he had to wait until a hospital with trauma surgeons had a bed available. He spent almost 30 hours lying on a stretcher in our ER Dept, taking nothing stronger than regular strength Tylenol. He DID have a few rough days though, when the surgical ER nurse put some in his IV, just as he was going into the recovery room. Seems they forgot to note it on his chart. The nurses then gave him a few more "maintenance" doses when he was napping. He raised holy hell when they came in to give him another one, and he was awake. After that, he took only his prescription meds, and had a rare, single beer, or glass of wine. So proud of him for turning his life around. He died of cancer, at 52. RIP, fam 😪 😇😇😇😇 God bless **all** of our souls 🙏
I was there in ‘09 as well. Out near the Syrian border. Semper.
I am proud of where I came from. God bless the USA!
same
Elvas666 *claps* OH YEAH Hallelujah
Same😜
Hell yea thank god for makeing me a country girl from the woods !! I was raised n the boom docks
I'm British, born and raised in London. Spent a summer living in rural Minnesota in 2009 - discovered a lot of country music in those days and this is one of the songs I remember hearing heaps on the radio.
😀We wretched Colonials do have our moments now and then, wot-wot!
Come to the South! You’ll hear a heap more and have a blast while you’re at it! 😂💛
@@SunflowerChild82 Which state do you live in?
@@randomuploadsism Florida!
Where at in minnesota I live in northern minnesota red lake reservation
This song just reaches into my heart. Love it more and more.
if you get it, you get it............................
I am from the boondocks in Texas and proud of it
i grew up in the middle of no where. fishing in ponds that were dammed out or dug out for irrigation for fields. hunted in those fields for rabbit, dove, deer. the nearest grocery store or town was 45 minutes away. my only friends growing up was my fishing pole, my 20 gauge, and my dog. i since moved to the big city for work and i miss it every day. cant do a damn thing here without having the cops called on you.
Buddy Rowe cops scared to come back in the woods lmao
Buddy Rowe cops afraid to come into some places where I grew up , unless they were locals themselves. We still made shine and then started growing MJ back in the mountains. ( non taxed, illegal shine! And still doing that now) If you went in those backwoods places and they didn't know you, least that would happen was a warning shotgun blast over your head, maybe more if the property owner was PO or you looked like you was " Goverment"!! Ha! I didn't appreciate that kind of country life when I had it. But remembering it as an adult has helped me be strong, I came from tough, strong survivor people. And ByGod, I am strong, rough and will survive too!
Buddy Rowe huh!
Yup
If ya dont get caught it aint against the law
this song brings back so many memories of being on my grandparent's farm. now i'm lucky to be living in the same house, with a tin roof and a gravel drive, honeysuckles growing down by the old stable, blackberries down by the old hog lot where we used to go catch crawfish, hearing the coyotes howl at night and greeting the skunks that come up to my back porch. they don't bother me and i don't bother them. in the over 50 years of my life i am the happiest here in this house....on this old farm....down in the boondocks.
The dream!
I KEEP MY HEART AND SOUL IN THE BOOOOOOOOOOOOOON DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKS
There is nothing in the world that compares to being where God wants you to be. I hope you get to do all the good things at that spot! All the best to you!
I want to come visit
I’m a redneck, but love the same. Love living in our flood zone. No one in, no one out. Pure peacefulness
There are days when the heart wants soothing music… I came her for that reason. Thank you for being a great bunch of singers. Love y’all.
This group is timeless and classic! What Fleetwood Mac is to Rock Little Big Town is to Country! The music and lyrics show the passion of the rural "everyman" and evoked happy memories of harth and home! Most of all rich or poor have pride!!
will stay in the south
I saw them do Fleetwood Mac’s “ The Chain “ live in 2011 .My musician friend and season 9 American Idol alumni , Aaron Kelly opened up for them
Amazing harmonies. Love their voices and how this song takes me back to Texas and my roots. God Bless Texas!!!!!!
Amen. Texas 🙏🏼
Yep
WOW THEY ARE REALLY GOOD. I GUESS WHAT I LOVE MOST ABOUT THEM IS THEIR RHYTHM AND GREAT VOCALS
I LOVE IT SO MUCH I HAVE TO SCREAM LIKE AN ASSHOLE TO MAKE MY POINT. PFFT
2024. 57 year old woman, just came in from fishin'. In Washington State, but feeling little big
Vermillion Parish, LA is the real boondocks
I feel no shame
I'm proud of where I came from
I was born and raised in the boondocks
One thing I know
No matter where I go
I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks
And I can feel
That muddy water running through my veins
And I can hear that lullaby of a midnight train
It sings to me and it sounds familiar
I feel no shame
I'm proud of where I came from
I was born and raised in the boondocks
One thing I know
No matter where I go
I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks
And I can taste
That honeysuckle and it's still so sweet
When it grows wild
On the banks down at old camp creek
Yeah, and it calls to me like a warm wind blowing
I feel no shame
I'm proud of where I came from
I was born and raised in the boondocks
One thing I know
No matter where I go
I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks
It's where I learned about living
It's where I learned about love
It's where I learned about working hard
And having a little was just enough
It's where I learned about Jesus
And knowing where I stand
You can take it or leave it, this is me
This is who I am
Give me a tin roof
A front porch and a gravel road
And that's home to me
It feels like home to me
I feel no shame
I'm proud of where I came from
I was born and raised in the boondocks
One thing I know
No matter where I go
I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks
I keep my heart and soul in the boondocks
You get a line, I'll get a pole
We'll go fishing in the craw fish hole
Five-card poker on a Saturday night
Church on Sunday morning
You get a line, I'll get a pole
We'll go fishing in the craw fish hole
(Down in the boondocks)
Five-card poker on a Saturday night
Church on Sunday morning
You get a line, I'll get a pole
We'll go fishing in the craw fish hole
(Down in the boondocks)
Five-card poker on a Saturday night
Church on Sunday morning
Say a little prayer for me
Thanks for the subtitles I guess
phecamaje boric what was the point of that
Yeah can't forget where you came from.
2024 and a half
Not yet...don't speed the clock.....
Life's like a roll of toilet paper...starts off big and full....And sooner than you think it starts getting smaller, and less sheets left..... love life , you only get 1.0.
May 23
June 2024
@@OldManRivers-o3u It is now, my b day is early June.... hit double nickel this time...the roll is spinning alittle quicker ...
All that we loved will be there on heaven, every good and perfect gift is from HIM. all the ones I loved will be there, my dad, my precious babies, every animal I loved and cared for, resting in peace until that sky splits... and He returns. And we'll ALL that awake to everasting life or change in that twinking of an eye, will reunite and be caught up on the clouds.. if HE went to prepare a place for us, it's not here.. but here will be restored..
Their harmonies are so impeccable
raised in the marsh swamps of west central florida. love this song.
Be proud of where you came from , Where ever that may be Rock ON.
Jeff T well said
Jeff T Nova scotia
Jeff T Right on brother
Still listening in 2024! Born and bred thirteenth generation Kentuckian. Had to leave to take my husband back to Canada. Now we live on an island with only one little General Store and Scotts-Irish heritage. Born in Marion County raised on Bluegrass farms. This song has been played at many weddings since it was released.❤️
Being proud of where you come from is important.I used to hide my accent and ignore where I came from when I moved to California,in my 20's.But I realized I was conveying that I was ashamed of the people who raised me.And I could not be any more proud than I already am. I'm from w.va and I come from good stock.
Amen brother
Never be ashamed from where u come from those r u roots I'm from Lubbock Texas and these r my roots 😎
@@blakemichael1105
Okin dee
I know exactly what you mean. I'm from NYC originally, and even before I left, I started doing my best to lose my heavy accent. I lost anywhere from 60-80% of it. Eventually, I learned to relax about it and was even told by a lot of people that they loved New York accents, and so I do retain what I have remaining. 👍🏻
"I come from good stock". Are you beef or something?
Proud to be from the south
You know i love country people it is the absolute best of people nobody wants to out do ,or blame everybody, or anything like that i am proud to be country 👍
I’m from Brooklyn NY yet this song hits me as it can mean anything to anyone….it’s childhood. Amazing ❤
We are proud Southerners with our hearts and souls in the boondocks and in the swamps.
Oh , boy ! When I saw 👀 that video about little big town singing 🎶 that song 🎵 boondocks-I liked it-that is now iconic of all the tunes I’ve ever seen! 👍👍👍👍👍👍🎶🎵
There's a few important things in this world, and they are knowing where you stand, knowing where you come from and being proud of where you come from.
👍
I understand, friend - this is important.
Great music
Proud to be a Hindu.
Aditya Tyagi
After all my travels around this amazing world of ours, in just about every city and country on this planet. I'm always happiest when I return to my home in Alabama. There's just nothing in all the world like the American South.
Did not have much growing up but I had love and food and I am proud to have grown up poor and in the country
Little big town I am a big fan of your songs 🎵 since I was 9 years old now I am 18 years and I still a big fan of little big town
God bless everyone associated with your band members family's as well 🙏 ❤️.....Sharing always 🙏
i was born and raised in west Virginia and let me tell you one thing, YOU GOT TO FUCKING LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!
I was born and raised in the southern part of georgia and lemme tell ya that your right 🤣 this was and will always be a master piece 👌👏🙌
@@skywatch3r987 true, I really love rocking this song tho💯🔥❤
Same
💙💛 WV Girl here too! 💛💙
I was born in Morgantown. We lived in Kingwood. Still have friends and family there. ❤️
That Ho Down at the end made the song. It never gets old.
Years ago, I heared that part on the radio and was like "What on earth was that!? That was awesome!". I stayed on that radio station to find that song again. It got me into Country music.
I can hear the rocks hitting the bottom of my pickup dust flying honeysuckles lining the driveway great way to grow up.
This song makes me think of my church I grew up going to as a child 😇✝️❤️
I remember this song. Omg. Brings back memories of being in Texas and being 11 years old and I'm 34 now. I miss that. You can take the country girl out of Texas but you can't take Texas out of the girl. Country girl can survive. 🥰
🎤Dis country gurl stil lisnin n 2024 🎶
I'm happy I'm growing up in the swamps and boondocks of The Mississippi River in Minnesota....
This was the shit when I was a kid
Bro same
hell yeah
It still is the shit lol
@@breannabakies9447 hell yeah
Same
Soul thumping music. It just speaks to you wherever you're from. Soulful
Can't believe this was 11 years ago😔
you mean 16 years now!
@@andrewnguyen307 @Lovergirl161995 Yeah, time flies! May 2005 it came out! You Tube was born in 2007. The music industry started uploading videos around 2009 and 2010.
@@wendyc7730 it’s been years for now! So fast
I will never forget this song!
Ya
Just come across this...the harmonies send shivers down my spine...great country song!❤
Where has the time gone? Still sound just as amazing as ever 😊
One thing I know no matter where I go I still like this song. "20"
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Heard this for the 1st time today on a local fm rDio station. I've just become a country fan. Love this band and this song😊
This was me and my grandpas favorite song every time I listen to this it reminds me how awesome he was
LBT, this song was first the song I heard from you. I knew you where gonna be a legendary group of Country musical world. God Bless you and your families in coming into our lives with Beautiful songs 🙏, Amen!!!!!
proud Texans here and proud southerner as well
Long hair country boys
Southern born and proud lol.
Tho I'm Ohio doesn't mean I'm not country
challenge gamer I'm not a Texan I'm just from Canada but we still live like that
Proud Oklahoman!!! Hell yeah brother
I do t know why I like this song I'm from the hood in Cleveland.😝
I'm a suburban girl, and I love it too.
Really? I've always preferred Tahoe's.
+Dennis Niehues lol. 2x4 or 4x4 ?
but where is your heart at
Hood or boondocks you are who you are! Im a country girl glad to comment.
Still bumping it in Jun 22,102° Spring,Tx
Absolutely one of my favorite songs❤
This song is 15 years old, already! Where does the time go! Great song, always!
This whole song is words to live by.😊
I love this song Little big town . I love your music giys.
Here's to growing up poor in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama. ✊🏻🍻
Makes me think of dover arkansas
this is my number one Country song it's just freaking awesome buddy
I first heard this song years ago when it came out. Now coming back to listen again it holds special meaning, since I moved away from my old home place.
I grew up on an old farm, with pastures, woods, and creeks. Honeysuckles and blackberries grew there. Oh, and a railroad track ran I guess about a thousand feet from our house, the "midnight train", as this song puts it.
I sure do miss that place. Now there's a huge warehouse where our house used to be, but I'll never forget the memories made there.
When I hear this song it makes me feel good because I'm definitely from the boondocks...where they pump sunshine in no doubt!... Mulberry N.C.
One of the only country bands I've heard that actually displays some musical talent. Those chords and that canon at the end are no joke.
They ring bells, but they've never sounded anywhere's near as good to me as Stevie Ray Vaughan, BB King, or Joe Bonamassa.
willie nelson? waylon jennings? Jamey Johnson?
I love this song. Technically we were a bit poor or whatever but we were rich. I'm thankful for what I have and I have never felt like I went without or wanted for anything...I'm thankful.
2024 and its still good.
yep
What year y’all born im 2010 kid and listening to all them classics
@@Imbunny_07 2004
Yup...me too. It still resonates, and takes me back to a simpler time, when I was MUCH younger. Although it wasn't the boondocks, it was a fairly sparsely populated rural area.
Yes I agree
He'll yeah! Forever and every!
Representing Greensboro, North Carolina here and yes - I LOVE this song! Speaks to the heart!
I'm not that big on country music, but this was beautiful and i love it.
Listen to more of Little BigTowns music. If you like one of their songs you will like all of their songs. Great group!!!
Agree. I am also not the biggest fan of country, but Little Big Town has a great sound and perfect harmony.
You better get Hip caz it's here to stay
Same
Wow, I didn't know you liked country, DIO.
I never get tired of listening to their music.
love this song shout-out my uncle tony and the whole Grafton west Virginia reporting live from the forgotten south. DC by way of Charles county
I can relate to this song. I lived in the country. Great childhood with loving parents and amazing siblings. I was the youngest of six.
i agree im from the country and proud of it
That last part at the end is just SO good. I love the hint of gospel music. Hopefully, they'll play in Columbus, Ohio some day.
I may live in the city now, but I grew up on a dirt road surrounded by pastures. Coworkers never get why I walk barefoot on the dirt road. Nobody understands how I’ve never been stuck on our dirt road in my two wheel drive cars and I’m like you just got to know the dirt and know the sand and don’t stop 😜
I bet you miss the sweet fresh air that you get in the country. idk I've never been to a city is the air as fresh there
@@matthewcbd2486I do miss it. That’s why I go home so often. I’d say the biggest difference is the stars at night. You can’t see them very well with city lights. But it is pretty peaceful here too for the most part. I’m in the suburbs and usually the air is still pretty fresh with the sea breeze.
Born In Puerto Rico.. Raised In Spfld, Mass.. {PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN}.. Freedom To Live, & Be Who You Want To Be.. GOD Bless The U.S.A..
Im from southern Mississippi. Im not really a country fan ironically i listen to metalcore and stuff but damn this is a straight masterpiece i cannot deny it.
This Reminds me of where I came from and All the things I love that God gave us.
Little Big Town: thanks for posting. Love this song. Cheers!
Proud to be a SC girl.! Love these roads and HEY YALL welcomes. Love swimming in lakes and getting dirty.!
SC born and raised!!!! Where sweet tea is the house wine and we bless everybody's heart ❤❤❤
my Nana always turned this song on and we would dance and sing around our HUGE house we bought together (well i helped with my job @ Walmart LOL) r.i.p. Nana heaven gained an angel 😢😇👼
elizabeth ross same
WHO ELSE IS STILL BUMPING THIS IN 2021?? Alone in the car trying to hit those high notes! 😁😁🗣🎶
Me
me but i half american and half arab this song got me past highschoool but know im on college
Me
Do you live there on that ranch.
Here I am with y'all
July July Yeahyeahyeah 28yrs away from home See everyone soon God bless you Family
Song will never get old
Never gets old
not as long as I'm alive
Still a great song...4 voices blended into perfection!!!
One of the best country songs YEYE
Southern life is my life and my life only yeye god bless that south and GOD BLESS THE USA
When I grew up we actually did go fishing in a crawfish hole. Lafayette, Louisiana!
Vive la Louisiane!
Ervon Adnomeaux who dat!
MrKittyos1996 geaux tigers
wow!!
JLUDE01 Abbeville born !
Thank god I was born where I was. Not enough country to scorn the city. Not enough city to scorn country.
I would say that describes me as well. Well stated.
I love the leather belt with the long leather tassels. Excellent touch. Love the style young lady!!!! I am so in love with you.