Outlaw Women
Rebel Hearts: Unveiling the Essence of Outlaw Women in Hank Williams Jr.'s Anthem
Lyrics
She works in a bank and she works in a store
She has a job in a bank and a store.
And she don't go for that old stuff anymore
She no longer tolerates outdated behavior.
She likes to get high and listen to the band
She enjoys getting high and listening to live music.
She likes to make love to her kind of man
She prefers intimacy with a partner who suits her.
These outlaw women, first of their kind
Outlaw women, pioneers in their own right.
Outlaw women they got here right on time
They emerged at the right moment in time.
Outlaw women don't need any guns
Outlaw women don't resort to violence.
Outlaw women just out for fun
They are just seeking enjoyment and excitement.
In many ways she's a lot like me
Similarities between the singer and the woman.
She don't give a damn 'bout society
She is indifferent to societal norms.
Might be little rich girl, she might be poor
Her economic status varies; she could be rich or poor.
Might be a married woman that needs a little more
She might be married but seeks more in life.
Yeah, she's an outlaw woman first of her kind
She is a trailblazing outlaw woman.
These outlaw women ridin' high in seventy-nine
These outlaw women are thriving in 1979.
These outlaw women don't need any guns
They don't rely on weapons for their rebellion.
These outlaw women just out for fun
Their rebellion is primarily for enjoyment.
Some call her a lady some call her other names
She's known by various labels, but not around the singer and his group.
But you won't ever call her that around me and my gang
Respectful warning not to disrespect her in their presence.
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