It's where I was born, where I was raised
It's where I spent my yesterdays
Cotton rows, tobacco fields
That's where I felt how good country feels
My grandaddy gave me my first job
Sweatin' in that July hot
He said: If you follow through
You're tried a true
You'll learn a thing or two
'Bout the people 'round here
This ain't no going down town
When trouble comes around town
It's a proud of where you came from town
The kind of place where people stand their ground
No, this ain't no going down town
We've all weathered our fair share of storms
Ain't nothing we ain't seen before
We get hit, get knocked down
Get back up for another round
Round here, round here
This ain't no going down town
When trouble comes around town
It's a proud of where you came from town
The kind of place where people stand their ground
No, this ain't no going down town
5 AM, get on up
Put a little gas in that coffee cup
Get your boots on, hop in the truck
'Cause what don't kill you gonna make you tough
Makin' end's meet anyway you can
Come Sunday morning you thank the Man
For all the love, for all your friends
And that's why, man
This ain't no going down town
When trouble comes around town
It's a proud of where you came from town
The kind of place where people stand their ground
No, this ain't no going down town
When trouble comes around town
It's a proud of where you came from town
The kind of place where people stand their ground
No, this ain't no going down town
No, this ain't no going down town
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