The Buckin' Song
Jerrod Niemann · Judge Jerrod and the Hung Jury [2010]
She wasn't good lookin', but she sure could buck
Yeah hoo, hey, hey
Yippee-yi-ki-yay
(Fellas)
I put my momma on her, she threw her in the air
My dad said, "Son, that's a mother-buckin' mare"
Yeah hoo, hey, hey
Yippee-yi-ki-yay
I took her to the rodeo, she won second place
Really buckin' good in the buckin' barrel race
Yeah hoo, hey, hey
Yippee-yi-ki-yay
Well, I won a thousand dollars and put it in my hat
Bought a brand new saddle, she bucked me outta that
Yeah hoo, hey, hey
Yippee-yi-ki-yay
(Tell ya what)
She bucked me on the pick-up truck, bucked me on the fence
My dad said, "Son, ya got no buckin' sense"
Yeah hoo, hey, hey
Yippee-yi-ki-yay
(Here's the moral of the story)
So if ya got a bucker, don't ever buck around
That buckin' mother-bucker will buck ya on the ground
Yeah hoo, hey, hey
Yippee-yi-ki-yay
Yippee-yi-ki-yay
The Buckin' Song
Jerrod Niemann's "The Buckin' Song" stands as a defining track from his 2010 album "Judge Jerrod and the Hung Jury," showcasing his signature blend of country storytelling and upbeat energy. Released during a pivotal era for his career, the recording captures the lively spirit of his discography, featuring a rhythm that invites dancing while delivering lyrics about the thrill of competition and camaraderie. The song exemplifies Niemann's ability to craft anthems that resonate with audiences, balancing humor and heart within the traditional country format. It remains a staple in his catalog, reflecting the vibrant musical landscape of the early 2010s and solidifying his reputation as a dynamic performer known for engaging live shows and memorable recordings.