Man of Few Words

Silent Heart, Country Love: Unveiling the Meaning Behind John Morgan's 'Man of Few Words'
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Lyrics

If you ask me how my day was, I'd say fine

If someone asks about my day, I'd simply say it was fine.

Or what kind of beer I like to drink I'd say any kind

Regarding beer preference, I'd say I like any kind.

Good old boys like me, we don't say much

People like me, traditional and reserved, don't talk much.

Yeah, I'm more the strong and silent type

I'm more of the strong and silent type.

Yeah, but she comes up and then I'm like

However, when she approaches, my demeanor changes.


She's city pretty but she grew up in the country

Describing a woman who is urban in appearance but has rural roots.

She likes to dance but only when she drinks

She enjoys dancing, especially when she's had a drink.

Her eyes give the sky a run for its money

Her eyes are captivating, comparable to the beauty of the sky.

And make a Tar Heel wanna pull for Tennessee

Her allure is so strong that even someone from North Carolina would support Tennessee.

She's back roads, she's main street, reminds me of home

She embodies both rural and urban qualities, reminiscent of my home.

She's knock out, she's locked down, I could go on and on

She's stunning and has a strong presence; there's much more to say about her.

Talking your ear off but if we're not talking 'bout her

Even though I'm typically reserved, I become talkative when discussing her.

I'm a man of few words

In general, I'm a man of few words.


I'm a pick it up, "What you want?" Phone call, four minutes tops

I keep phone calls short, asking, "What do you want?"

Standing 'round a truckbed, crack a beer, take a sip and nod

In casual settings, like around a truck, I briefly acknowledge with a nod while sipping beer.

Unless you're talking 'bout the girl I love

Unless the topic is the girl I love; then, I become talkative.

Then you can't shut me up, I'm like

When it comes to her, I can't stop talking.


She's city pretty but she grew up in the country

Reiteration of the description of the woman with a mix of urban and rural qualities.

She likes to dance but only when she drinks

She enjoys dancing, especially when she's had a drink.

Her eyes give the sky a run for its money

Her eyes are captivating, comparable to the beauty of the sky.

And make a Tar Heel wanna pull for Tennessee

Her allure is so strong that even someone from North Carolina would support Tennessee.

She's back roads, she's main street, reminds me of home

She embodies both rural and urban qualities, reminiscent of my home.

She's knock out, she's locked down, I could go on and on

She's stunning and has a strong presence; there's much more to say about her.

Talking your ear off but if we're not talking 'bout her

Even though I'm typically reserved, I become talkative when discussing her.

Yeah, I'm a man of few words

Emphasizing that, in general, I'm a man of few words.

Yeah, I'm a man of few words

Reiteration of being a man of few words.


Good old boys like me, we don't say much

Reiteration that individuals like me don't talk much.

I'm more the strong and silent type

Emphasizing again that I am more of the strong and silent type.

Yeah, but she comes up

Reiteration that my reserved nature changes when she is around.


She's city pretty but she grew up in the country

Reiteration of the woman's description with a mix of urban and rural qualities.

She likes to dance but only when she drinks

She enjoys dancing, especially when she's had a drink.

Her eyes give the sky a run for its money

Her eyes are captivating, comparable to the beauty of the sky.

And make a Tar Heel wanna pull for Tennessee

Her allure is so strong that even someone from North Carolina would support Tennessee.

She's back roads, she's main street, reminds me of home

She embodies both rural and urban qualities, reminiscent of my home.

She's knock out, she's locked down, I could go on and on

She's stunning and has a strong presence; there's much more to say about her.

Talking your ear off but if we're not talking 'bout her

Even though I'm typically reserved, I become talkative when discussing her.

I'm a man of few words

In general, I'm a man of few words.

Yeah, I'm a man of few words

Reiteration of being a man of few words.

Oh yeah

Concluding statement emphasizing the speaker's reserved nature.

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