About the song
“Country Comes To Town” is a song by American country music artist Toby Keith. It was released in May 2000 as the third single from his album How Do You Like Me Now?!. The song reached number one on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
The song is a celebration of country music and culture. It tells the story of a small town that is transformed by the arrival of a country music star. The song’s lyrics are full of references to country music traditions, such as honky-tonks, rodeos, and pickup trucks.
The song’s melody is upbeat and catchy. It is a classic country song with a driving beat and a simple, yet memorable chorus. The song’s tempo helps to create a sense of excitement and energy.
Toby Keith’s vocals are powerful and expressive. He sings with a strong, clear voice that conveys the song’s message of joy and celebration. Keith’s performance is one of the reasons why the song is so effective.
“Country Comes To Town” is a fun and upbeat song that is sure to get you toe-tapping. It is a celebration of country music and culture, and it is a reminder of the simple things in life that make us happy.
Here are some additional details about the song:
- The song was written by Toby Keith and Chuck Cannon.
- The song was produced by James Stroud and Toby Keith.
- The song’s music video features Keith performing the song in a small town.
- The song has been used in several commercials and television shows, including “King of the Hill” and “Reba.”
“Country Comes To Town” is a true country classic. It is a song that celebrates the best of what country music has to offer. The song is a reminder of the things that make us love country music, and it is a surefire way to put a smile on your face.
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Lyrics
Well, the weatherman said it might storm todayI gotta hit the field, gotta bail some hayAnd I can’t let it rain on my daddy’s farm‘Til I get it all stacked up high in the barnAnd I’m gonna call my baby, she’s been waiting on me, yeahShe lives downtown on Sycamore Street andThe wheels on the blacktop are startin’ to whineAs I pass that Oklahoma City limit signI’m a hayseed and a plowboyI’m a farm kid and a cowboyI’m a roughneckMy daddy was a roughneck too, whoaI run around with hillbilly girlsThe weekend sits on my hillbilly worldYou better be ready when the sun goes downThat’s when country comes to townWell, her daddy said, “Child, better let him be”Well, I don’t like him and he sure don’t like meHer momma just says, “Y’all have a little funSee, ain’t doin’ nothing me and papa ain’t done”And, uh, open up the door to my pick-up truckAnd my baby jumps in and she fires it upAnd she gives me a kiss as I crawl inWe’ve been waiting all week for a weekendI’m a hayseed and a plowboyI’m a farm kid and a cowboyI’m a roughneckMy daddy was a roughneck too, whoaI run around with hillbilly girlsWhen the weekend sits on my hillbilly worldYou better be ready when the sun goes down‘Cause that’s when country comes to townYeah, it’s true I run around with hillbilly girlsThe weekend sits on my hillbilly worldYou better be ready when the sun goes downThat’s when country comes to townHere I come