"Gone Country" is a new English song by Thomas Rhett, published on ThomasRhett's YouTube channel. The song is from the album About A Woman. It was written by Jacob Kasher, Joe Reeves, John Byron, Julian Bunetta, Rocky Block, Charlie Handsome,… Read More
Gone Country Lyrics
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[Chorus]
Once she gone country, she never goin' back
She feelin' right at home with her boots up on my dash
When she go back to the city, that's just to pack
She headed for a spot a little further off the map, yeah
[Verse 1]
She was shy when he met her in that bar
Said she was from a place stars don't light up the dark
She said she wasn't stayin', she was only passin' through
And he said, "Okay, I just want one little dance with you"
Once she heard the band playin', her hips started swingin'
Her lips started twangin' from that whiskey she was drinkin'
She told him she was thinkin' the bar's about to close
He said, "Where you wanna go?" And she said, "Anywhere but home"
[Chorus]
'Cause once she gone country, she never goin' back
She feelin' right at home with her boots up on my dash
When she go back to the city, that's just to pack
She headed for a spot a little further off the map, yeah
[Post-Chorus]
Once she gone country, she never goin' back
She never goin' back, no, never goin' back
[Verse 2]
He turned the key and took her on a Chevy ride
That radio was on, "That Ain't My Truck" from '95
And she said, "Wait, I know this, this is Alabama, right?"
That boy, he laughed so hard, half of his truck was 'cross them double yellow lines
They were chasin' that moon off the pavement
They parked and parked they denims on the hood and watched it fadin'
That's when he heard her sayin', "This 'bout good as it gets"
Leaned a smile up on her lips, said she could get real used to this
[Chorus]
'Cause once she gone country, she never goin' back (Never goin' back)
She feelin' right at home with her boots up on my dash
When she go back to the city, that's just to pack
She headed for a spot a little further off the map, yeah
Once she gone country, she never goin' back (Never goin' back, no)
She feelin' right at home with her boots up on my dash (Yeah, yeah)
When she go back to the city, oh, that's just to pack
She headed for a spot a little further off the map, yeah
[Outro]
Once she gone country
Oh, once she gone country (Once she gone country)
Yeah, once she gone country
That girl ain't never goin'
That girl ain't never goin' back, ain't never goin' back
[Chorus]
The chorus reflects the main theme of the song: once a person experiences country life, they find it hard to return to their previous way of living. The girl feels at home with her boots on the dash of Thomas Rhett's truck, symbolizing her newfound comfort and connection with the country lifestyle. Her return to the city is only for practical reasons, like packing, as she heads to a place that feels more authentic and aligned with her new sense of self.
[Verse 1]
In this verse, Thomas Rhett describes how the girl, initially shy and out of her element in a bar, starts to embrace the country scene after being swept up by the music and atmosphere. Her transformation is marked by her enjoyment of the whiskey and the music, which contrasts with her initial intent to leave quickly. The verse sets the stage for her change of heart and the beginning of her journey towards fully embracing country life.
[Chorus]
The repeated chorus emphasizes her complete shift from her previous life to the country lifestyle. It reinforces the idea that once she has experienced the simplicity and appeal of country living, she has no desire to return to her old ways. Her boots on the dash symbolize her full immersion and contentment with her new surroundings.
[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus repeats the idea that once she has embraced country life, there is no going back. It underscores her commitment to this new lifestyle and her realization that she has found where she truly belongs.
[Verse 2]
This verse details a specific experience that cements her love for the country. Thomas Rhett recounts taking her for a ride in his Chevy, where they enjoy classic country music and the serene rural setting. Her familiarity with the music and the romantic moment of watching the moon set highlight how deeply she connects with the country life. Her contentment and willingness to embrace this new way of living are evident in her reaction to the night’s experiences.
[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated to reinforce the transformation and her new-found satisfaction with country living. It reiterates that her experiences and feelings have solidified her decision to fully embrace the country lifestyle, leaving her previous life behind.
[Outro]
The outro reiterates the idea that once she has embraced the country life, there is no turning back. The repetition of this phrase emphasizes the permanence of her decision and her deep connection with her new life. The outro serves as a final affirmation of her transformation and commitment to the country lifestyle.
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About Song
"Gone Country" is a new English song by Thomas Rhett, published on ThomasRhett's YouTube channel. The song is from the album About A Woman. It was written by Jacob Kasher, Joe Reeves, John Byron, Julian Bunetta, Rocky Block, Charlie Handsome, and Thomas Rhett, and produced by Julian Bunetta, Dann Huff, and Charlie Handsome.
The song's theme explores the transformation of a woman who, initially out of place in a country setting, finds herself embracing the rural lifestyle and never looking back. Thomas Rhett narrates how a chance encounter and a memorable night lead to her decision to leave her city life behind. The song celebrates the allure of country living and the profound impact it can have on someone who discovers a deep sense of belonging and contentment in it.
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FAQs
The "Gone Country" song is sung by Thomas Rhett.
The "Gone Country" song by Thomas Rhett lyrics was written by Jacob Kasher, Joe Reeves, John Byron, Julian Bunetta, Rocky Block, Charlie Handsome & Thomas Rhett.
The "Gone Country" song by Thomas Rhett was produced by Julian Bunetta, Dann Huff & Charlie Handsome.
Thomas Rhett released "Gone Country" song on Jun 7, 2024.
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