Arkansas Lovin' Man

Arkansas Lovin' Man: A Journey of Passion and Freedom
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Lyrics

Some men were born in poverty some were born with wealth

Some men are born in poverty, while others are born with wealth.

I was born a lovin' man and I just can't help myself

The singer emphasizes that he was born with a natural inclination for love and can't control it.

The women have all made over this old boy ever since I was born

Throughout the singer's life, women have been attracted to him.

That's why these old Arkansas travelin' shoes are so well worn

The well-worn Arkansas travelin' shoes symbolize the singer's extensive experiences in pursuing love.


I've made quite a name for myself the girls know who I am

The singer has gained a reputation, and women are aware of him.

I'm a natural actual real authentical Arkansas lovin' man yes I am

Declaring himself as a genuine and natural Arkansas lovin' man.

Now in every little town that I've been in the story is the same

In every town he visits, the story remains the same—women are drawn to him and engage in love games.

The girls all keep on a hangin' around playin' them lovin' games

Women in different towns continue to show interest and play love games.


But sometimes I wish them women folks would leave this old boy alone

The singer sometimes wishes women would leave him alone, contemplating returning home to Arkansas.

I've thought about catchin' that next Greyhound back to my Arkansas home

Expressing the desire to return home, but acknowledging it might not happen.

But there ain't no use in kiddin' myself I like the way I am

The singer recognizes his liking for his current lifestyle despite occasional thoughts of going back home.

I'm a natural actual real authentical Arkansas lovin' man

Reiterating that he is a natural, genuine, and authentic Arkansas lovin' man.


Oh yes I am

Emphasizing and reaffirming his identity as an Arkansas lovin' man.

Now you look here woman that look in your eyes says maybe you love me so

Addressing a woman, suggesting that her look may indicate love, but he's ready to move on if she holds him back.

But if you turn loose of my coatail I'll get my bedroll and go

Warning that he's prepared to leave if he feels restricted.

'Cause I ain't nowhere near the kind of a fella that'll settle down

Stating he's not the settling-down type and has a natural talent for spreading love.

I've got a natural talent for lovin' and I'm gonna spred it around

Highlighting his innate ability to love and his intention to share it with others.


If I ever come back your way again remember who I am

If he returns, he wants to be remembered as the authentic Arkansas lovin' man that he is.

I'm a natural actual real authentical Arkansas lovin' man

Reiterating his identity as a natural, real, and authentic Arkansas lovin' man.

I'm a natural actual real authentical Arkansas lovin' man yes I am

Final affirmation of his identity as an Arkansas lovin' man.

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