God Isn’t Country

I know Him and grandpa talk about the good old days
Drinking sweet tea out of Mason jars on some old gold tailgate
Bet they're hanging 'round a town, looks a whole lot like mine
If He made us in His image, then you can't change my mind

'Cause he put largemouths in the water
He put whitetails in the field
Gave us red dirt for the roads
And greener grass up on the hill
Yeah, I know Heaven's up there
But I got a piece down here
So, take a look around and try to tell me
God isn't country
Ooh

I sit up in a Georgia pine, sunset soaking in
Thinking if He had to come up with us, he'da hung with all my friends
Now this life that He gave me is as good as a Sunday hymn
And I wouldn't be a good old boy, if it weren't for him

'Cause he put largemouths in the water
He put whitetails in the field
Gave us red dirt for the roads
And greener grass up on the hill
Yeah, I know Heaven's up there
But I got a piece down here
So, take a look around and try to tell me
God isn't country
Yeah, take a look around
Ooh

I hate to leave, but I'm good to go
And meet the Man upstairs
'Cause if I was a betting man
There's a little down here up there

He put largemouths in the water
He put whitetails in the field
Gave us red dirt for the roads
And greener grass up on the hill
Yeah, I know Heaven's up there
But I got a piece down here
So, take a look around and try to tell me
God isn't country

No, you can't tell me
No, you can't tell me
That God isn't country
You can't tell me
That God isn't country