It's why am I always wearing the ball cap
Why my boots are covered in dirt
Is why I'm always feeling guilty every time that I'm misjudged
Is why I'm laying towards country music
Is why I drive a pick-up truck
Get a little loud and run my mouth
And I get a whiskey down so when I get bolder
Blame it on the two-lane man town
Still stuck in yesterday
It's why I curse, why I pray
It's why I sing, it's what I'm saying
It's where I got my southern credit
It's where I got my stubborn son
What you get is what you see
So don't blame it on me
It's my hometown's fault
I took off when I turned 18
Couldn't wait to just get going
And no matter how far I got
I couldn't stay away too long
'Cause this always calls me home
Blame it on the two-lane man town
Still stuck in yesterday
It's why I curse, why I pray
It's why I sing, it's what I'm saying
It's where I got my southern credit
It's where I got my stubborn son
What you get is what you see
So, don't blame it on me
It's my hometown's fault
I keep coming back
Hometown's fault
All the goodies bag
And I'm okay with that
It's where I got my southern credit
Where I got my stubborn son
What you get is what you see
So don't blame it on me
It's my hometown's fault
It's my hometown's fault
It's my hometown's fault, yeah
