Trashy Women

Confederate Railroad · Live: Back To The Barrooms [2010]

Well, I raised in a sophisticated kind of style

Yeah, my taste in music and women drove my folks half wild

Mom and dad had a plan for me, it was debutantes and symphonies

But I like my music, I like my women wild



CHORUS:

Yeah, I like my women just a little on the trashy side

When they wear their clothes too tight and their hair is dyed

Too much lipstick and too much rouge

Gets me excited, leaves me feeling confused

And I like my women just a little on the trashy side



Should've seen the looks on the faces of my dad and mom

When I showed up at the door with a date for the senior prom

They said, well, pardon us son, she ain't no kid

That's a cocktail waitress in a Dolly Parton wig

I said I know it dad, ain't she cool, that's the kind I dig



REPEAT CHORUS



I like 'em sweet, I like 'em with a heart of gold

Yeah and I like 'em brassy, I like 'em brazen and bold

Well, they say opposites attract, but I don't agree

I want a woman just as tacky as me

Yeah, I like my women just a little on the trashy side



REPEAT CHORUS

Trashy Women

Confederate Railroad delivers a gritty, unapologetic country rock performance on 'Trashy Women,' recorded live for their 2010 album 'Live: Back To The Barrooms.' The track exemplifies the band's signature blend of honky-tonk energy and raw, blues-inflected vocals that define their discography. With a driving rhythm section and a vocal style reminiscent of classic country legends, the song captures the raucous atmosphere of a live barroom setting. It stands as a quintessential example of the genre's enduring appeal, showcasing the band's ability to craft anthems that celebrate the rough-and-tumble spirit of American roots music while maintaining a distinct modern edge.