Country This
Ronnie Dunn · Other Songs - Ronnie Dunn
Everybody talkin' like Jethro
Everybody talkin' 'bout the tall pines
Everybody runnin' on moonshine
Everybody's sayin' that "y'all" word
Thinking we're all a little backward
Everybody thinkin' they can put us in a box of grits
Well country this
Well I don't know what you call it but it sure (?)
Got the jukebox thumpin', got the red lights pumpin'
Got the cowgirls teasin' all the boys on the floor
Got their heads all bobbin', everybody wanna move
If you don't like it out here in the boondocks
Give that snob a (?)
Country this
Everybody talkin' that slow talk
Nothing but scarecrows and corn stocks
Out here in the city limit backside
Where the necks run a little on the red side
Everybody talkin' 'bout rhinestones
Everybody's soundin' like George Jones
Everybody from the city tryin' to tell you what country is
Well country this
Well I don't know what you call it but it sure (?)
Got the jukebox thumpin', got the red lights pumpin'
Got the cowgirls teasin' all the boys on the floor
Got their heads all bobbin', everybody wanna move
If you don't like it out here in the boondocks
Give that snob a (?)
(?)
Ain't nothing wrong with that
Don't need a pickup truck
If you wanna crank it up
Well I don't know what you call it but it sure (?)
Got the jukebox thumpin', got the red lights pumpin'
Got the cowgirls teasin' all the boys on the floor
Got their heads all bobbin', everybody wanna move
If you don't like it out here in the boondocks
Give that snob a (?)
Country this
Country This
Ronnie Dunn's 'Country This' stands as a quintessential example of his mastery within the outlaw country and Americana genres. Recorded in the early 2010s, the track exemplifies Dunn's signature blend of acoustic storytelling and raw, unpolished vocal delivery. As a central figure in the modern revival of traditional country music, Dunn often channels the spirit of 1970s legends like Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson, yet infuses his work with a contemporary sensibility. The song reflects his deep commitment to preserving the integrity of the genre while addressing themes of authenticity and the realities of life on the road. Through his discography, Dunn has consistently prioritized lyrical honesty over commercial gloss, making 'Country This' a fitting addition to his catalog of works that celebrate the enduring power of the American songwriting tradition.