Feelin’ Country Lyrics – Thomas Rhett

[Verse 1: Thomas Rhett] The first verse sets the scene with the partner coming downstairs, dressed in jeans and boots, and singing a George Strait song from 1992. This immediately establishes a nostalgic, country atmosphere. Her action of reaching around the wine and tossing a cold beer signifies a laid-back, fun-loving attitude. The suggestion to go somewhere to get the truck muddy highlights her adventurous spirit and deep connection to country life.

[Chorus: Thomas Rhett] The chorus emphasizes the narrator's willingness to stay out until his partner decides to call it a night. Her "neon green dance-with-me look" suggests an irresistible invitation to dance and enjoy the night. The imagery of her twirling in Tecovas boots and Wranglers reinforces her strong country identity. The mention of "drinkin' Kentucky" refers to enjoying Kentucky bourbon, adding to the sense of indulgence and celebration.

[Verse 2: Thomas Rhett] In the second verse, the couple decides to go honky-tonking, which they haven't done in a long time. The partner's look prompts immediate action, leading them to a small, lively bar. The narrator's act of tossing a twenty in the band's jar underscores the spontaneous and generous nature of their night out. The band's readiness to play the right song for her highlights how her country spirit influences their choices.

[Bridge: Thomas Rhett] The bridge reveals that the partner's spirited mood is a rare occurrence, happening "once in a full blue moon." This rarity makes the narrator cherish every moment of her "honky-tonk attitude," indicating the specialness of the night and the desire to savor it fully.

[Chorus: Thomas Rhett] The final chorus repeats the narrator's commitment to staying out as long as his partner wants. Her irresistible dance look and lively spirit are again highlighted, reinforcing the theme of enjoying the night to its fullest. The mention of "drinkin' Kentucky" and her twirling in her country attire encapsulate the essence of the song, celebrating the joy and vibrancy of feeling truly country.

[Outro: Thomas Rhett] The outro reaffirms the partner's country spirit with a simple yet powerful declaration, "Good God almighty, my baby's feelin' country," emphasizing the deep appreciation and admiration the narrator has for her embrace of their shared country lifestyle.