Don't Go City On Me
Country Roots, City Dreams: Embracing the Past
Lyrics
I remember you in that jacked up jeep
Reflecting on memories of the person in a jacked-up jeep.
Hair blowing sipping Mickey D's sweet tea
Recalling a moment with the person, enjoying sweet tea.
Cheap sunglasses and paisley boots
Describing the person's style with cheap sunglasses and paisley boots.
Long tan legs and those daisy dukes.
Noting the person's physical features, such as long tan legs and daisy dukes.
Stopping for every single yard sale sign
Remembering the person's habit of stopping for yard sales.
What I wouldn't give to do that one more time
Expressing a desire to relive those moments.
Don't go city on me
Encouraging the person not to adopt a city lifestyle.
Please girl keep it country
Urging the person to maintain a country lifestyle.
Life so different since you cross those tracks
Noting changes in life since the person moved.
Bring that pretty little accent back
Asking the person to bring back their distinctive accent.
Don't go city on me
Reiterating the plea for the person to stay true to their roots.
Come on keep it country
Encouraging the person to embrace a country lifestyle.
With your fancy bling and your miss me jeans
Commenting on the person's new accessories and clothing.
The girl I knew wouldn't need those things
Asserting that the person was previously content without such things.
Don't go city on, don't go city on me
Repeating the plea not to adopt a city lifestyle.
Never knew what city lights looked like
Expressing unfamiliarity with city lights from a truck bed.
From the bed of a truck on a summer night sky
Recalling summer nights in the bed of a truck.
Traffic jams on a gravel road
Mentioning traffic jams on a gravel road.
Don't use miss our old blue whole?
Pondering the absence of an old blue hole.
You climbed up on that rock and you held my hand
Recalling a moment on a rock with the person.
So I'm gonna say this once again
Reiterating a plea to preserve the country lifestyle.
Don't go city on me
Repeating the plea not to adopt a city lifestyle.
Please girl keep it country
Urging the person to stay true to their country roots.
Life so different since you cross those tracks
Noting the differences in life since the person moved.
Bring that pretty little accent back
Requesting the return of the person's distinctive accent.
Don't go city on me
Reiterating the plea for the person to stay true to their roots.
Come on keep it country
Encouraging the person to embrace a country lifestyle.
With your fancy bling and your miss me jeans
Commenting on the person's new accessories and clothing.
The girl I knew wouldn't need those things
Asserting that the person was previously content without such things.
Don't go city on, don't go city on me
Repeating the plea not to adopt a city lifestyle.
You threw me that key, gave me one last kiss
Recalling a moment of parting with the person.
Said "girl it don't have to end like this"
Referencing a plea from the person to reconsider the end of the relationship.
Don't go city on me
Repeating the plea not to adopt a city lifestyle.
Please girl keep it country
Urging the person to stay true to their country roots.
Life so different since you cross those tracks
Noting the differences in life since the person moved.
Bring that pretty little accent back.
Requesting the return of the person's distinctive accent.
Don't go city on me
Reiterating the plea not to adopt a city lifestyle.
Come on keep it country
Encouraging the person to embrace a country lifestyle.
With your fancy bling and your miss me jeans
Commenting on the person's new accessories and clothing.
The girl I knew wouldn't need those things
Asserting that the person was previously content without such things.
Don't go baby, don't go no
Emphasizing the plea for the person not to adopt a city lifestyle.
Don't go city on me
Repeating the plea not to adopt a city lifestyle.
Don't go, keep it country
Final plea to maintain a country lifestyle.
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