Miami

It gets cold in Tennessee in January
I′ve done tagged out all my bucks
Wasn’t, no one seein′ ducks
Thought that I could use some out the ordinary
Trade them pine trees for a palm
By the ocean, peace and calm
So I bought a seat and caught a buzz
Headed straight to South Beach
And there she was

Havana in her accent
Coconut and Captain
And by the end of the day
She was beggin’ me to stay in (Miami)

It ain’t nothin′ like where I′m from, oh
Yeah, I can’t keep my gun in my truck in (Miami)
They don′t know my name at these bars
And you can’t even see any stars in (Miami)
You got me MIA for a couple days now
But it don′t hit the same as my Tennessee town (Miami)
Except for gettin’ sand in my boots
Ask yourself, “What the hell is a redneck gon′ do in (Miami)?”
(Miami)

That sun went down, and then she dragged me to the city
And took some elevator up, now it’s whiskey in the club
And she’s dancin′ with her body up against me
There ain′t no out to these skirts, but they still got some curves in (Miami)

It ain’t nothin′ like where I’m from, oh
Yeah, I can′t keep my gun in my truck in (Miami)
They don’t know my name at these bars
And you can′t even see any stars in (Miami)
You got me MIA for a couple days now
But it don’t hit the same as my Tennessee town (Miami)
Except for gettin’ sand in my boots
Ask yourself, “What the hell is a redneck gon′ do in (Miami)?”
(Miami)

Yeah, and then I bought a seat and caught a bus
Honestly, a part of me was still in love

With Havana in her accent
Coconut and Captain
Swear it almost happened
Damn, I almost stayed my -s in (Miami)

It ain′t nothin’ like where I′m from, oh
Yeah, I can’t keep my gun in my truck in (Miami)
They don′t know my name at these bars
And you can’t even see any stars in (Miami)
You got me MIA for a couple days now
But it don′t hit the same as my Tennessee town (Miami)
Except for gettin’ sand in my boots
Ask yourself, “What the hell is a redneck gon’ do in (Miami)?”
(Miami)