"Back To Texas" is a new English song by Post Malone, published on the Post Malone YouTube channel. The song is from the album F-1 Trillion (Long Bed) and was written by Post Malone, Charlie Handsome, and Louis Bell. The… Read More
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[Verse 1]
Sang some songs in Nashville and LA was LA
Ran up that Prevost gas bill, made friends with TSA
Hell, I've been everywhere, man, and I 'bout had enough
The more I live the more I get sick and tired of
[Chorus]
All hat, no cattle, all belt, no buckle
All snake, no rattle, all honey, no suckle
And I'ma take every last dime stuffed under this mattress
And make a Lone Star B-line, take my ass back to Texas
[Verse 2]
Ran outta luck in Vegas and broke down in Mobile
Ain't found nowhere like Dallas, yeah, and I doubt I ever will
[Chorus]
It's all hat, no cattle, all belt, no buckle
All snake, no rattle, all honey, no suckle
And I'ma take every last dime stuffed under this mattress
And make a Lone Star B-line, take my ass back to Texas (Take 'em home)
All hat, no cattle, all belt, no buckle
All snake, no rattle, all buttin', no scuttle
And I'ma take every last dime stuffed under this mattress
And make a Lone Star B-line, take my ass back to Texas
[Outro]
I ain't a-wastin' me no time, take my ass back to Texas, oh
[Verse 1]
In this section, Post Malone describes his journey through various cities, including Nashville and LA, where he pursued his musical career. Despite the success and adventures, there’s a growing fatigue and dissatisfaction with the superficiality he encounters. The reference to "Nashville and LA" symbolizes the music industry hubs, and the singer's weariness reflects a deeper sense of homesickness and disillusionment with the glamorous but empty lifestyle.
[Chorus]
The chorus uses a series of metaphors to highlight the emptiness of the experiences outside Texas. Phrases like "all hat, no cattle" and "all belt, no buckle" are Texan expressions that signify style without substance, emphasizing the singer's frustration with the inauthenticity he finds. The repeated decision to return to Texas underscores his longing for the genuine and meaningful aspects of life that he associates with his home state.
[Verse 2]
This verse continues the theme of searching for something real and substantial, as the singer recounts his experiences in places like Vegas and Mobile. Despite all his travels, nowhere compares to the feeling he has for Dallas, representing his ultimate connection to Texas. The acknowledgment that he doubts he’ll ever find a place like Dallas again reinforces the idea that home is irreplaceable.
[Chorus]
The repetition of the chorus reaffirms the singer's resolve to leave behind the superficiality of other places and return to Texas. The use of the metaphorical language again emphasizes the contrast between the singer's current life and the authenticity he seeks. The imagery of taking every last dime and making a "Lone Star B-line" back to Texas highlights his determination to reclaim his sense of belonging and peace.
[Outro]
In the outro, the singer solidifies his decision to waste no more time and head back to Texas. This final assertion captures the urgency and importance of returning to a place where he feels truly at home and can reconnect with his true self, leaving behind the hollow experiences of his travels.
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"Back To Texas" is a new English song by Post Malone, published on the Post Malone YouTube channel. The song is from the album F-1 Trillion (Long Bed) and was written by Post Malone, Charlie Handsome, and Louis Bell. The production was handled by Louis Bell and Charlie Handsome, and it was released on August 16, 2024.
The song "Back To Texas" captures a longing for home and a sense of disillusionment with the fast-paced, often superficial lifestyle experienced in cities like Nashville, LA, and Vegas. The lyrics convey a deep yearning for the comfort and authenticity found in Texas, with the singer expressing a desire to return to his roots. The song reflects a theme of returning to one's true self and the simplicity of home after experiencing the highs and lows of life on the road.
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F-1 Trillion (Long Bed) Songs
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The "Back To Texas" song is sung by Post Malone.
The "Back To Texas" song by Post Malone lyrics was written by Post Malone, Charlie Handsome & Louis Bell.
The "Back To Texas" song by Post Malone was produced by Louis Bell & Charlie Handsome.
Post Malone released "Back To Texas" song on Aug 16, 2024.
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