Down Home Girl
Old Crow Medicine Show · Big Iron World [2006]
Everytime I kiss you girl you taste like pork and beans
Even though you're wearing those uptown highheels
I can tell from your giant steps you been walking through the
cotton fields
Ohhhhhhhh your sooooooo down home girl
Well everytime you monkey child takes my breath away
Everytime you move like that I got to get down and pray
Girl you know that dress your wearing made out of fiberglass
Well everytime you move it baby I got to go to Sunday mass
Ohhhhhhhh your sooooooo down home girl
I'm gonna take you to the muddy river and push you in
So I can watch the water roll on down your velvet skin
I'm gonna take you down to New Orleans down in Dixieland
So I can watch you do the second line with an umbrella in your hand
Ohhhhhhhh your sooooooo down home girl
Lyrics submitted by silverbutterfly2
Down Home Girl
Down Home Girl stands as a spirited song in the discography of Old Crow Medicine Show, appearing on their 2006 album Big Iron World. The track captures the band's signature blend of bluegrass, folk, and Americana, characterized by energetic instrumentation and a warm, communal sound. Emerging during a period where the group solidified their reputation for high-energy live performances, the song reflects their commitment to traditional storytelling through a modern acoustic lens. It complements the broader body of work found on the record, showcasing the ensemble's ability to craft narratives that resonate with listeners seeking authentic roots music. The recording highlights the group's collaborative chemistry and their enduring influence on the contemporary folk revival movement.