Karaoké I See Country Ian Munsick

Who don't like a little rain on a tin roof

Boat runnin' on a lake in late June

Cold brew with the crew on a Saturday night

Who don't like shootin' stars on a tailgate

Mama's cookin' after church on a Sunday

Fire lightin' up the sky on the Fourth of July

Woah this thing hits wherever you call home

No it ain't somethin' that you find only down an old dirt road

It's in the lights of New York

The hills of L.A.

Everybody got their own honky tonk way

Down to Carolina and up to Idaho

They all want some porch swingin'

Pickin' on that banjo

They like to dance to the songs we're singin'

Can't get enough of the whiskey we're drinkin'

All want a piece of that homegrown feelin'

It ain't just here or there

I see country everywhere

I see country everywhere

Take a shot of some Hank for the bad days

A little Dolly for the smiles and the good things

Load up a dose of Willie when you wanna get high

Woah this thing hits wherever you call home

No it ain't somethin' that you find only down an old dirt road

It's in the lights of New York

The hills of L.A.

Everybody got their own honky tonk way

Down to Carolina and up to Idaho

They all want some porch swingin'

Pickin' on that banjo

They like to dance to the songs we're singin'

Can't get enough of the whiskey we're drinkin'

All want a piece of that homegrown feelin'

It ain't just here or there

I see country everywhere

I see country everywhere

I see the tears

The first loves, the breakups

Families, friends

The fights and the make-ups

Home team home runs

Fourth quarter comebacks

We all know that

It's in the lights of New York

The hills of L.A.

Everybody got their own honky tonk way

Down to Carolina and up to Idaho

They all want some porch swingin'

Pickin' on that banjo

They like to dance to the songs we're singin'

Can't get enough of the whiskey we're drinkin'

All want a piece of that homegrown feelin'

It ain't just here or there

I see country everywhere

I see country everywhere