Tomboy

(Verse) I grew up in these hills, where the air is pure and still But I never quite fit the mold, with my boots and flannel bold They call me a tomboy, with my hat pulled low In West Virginia's embrace, where the wild rivers flow (Chorus) It ain't easy being a tomboy in West Virginia Amongst all these hillbillies who don't understand But I'll keep on rockin' my own kind of charm Cause this country girl's got fire in her heart (Verse 2) I ride horses like the wind, with a spirit that won't bend I may not wear dresses or paint my nails so neat But I've got grit and grace, underneath these dusty feet In a world of flannels and worn-out jeans, I'll be true to myself, no matter what it means (Chorus) It ain't easy being a tomboy in West Virginia Amongst all these hillbillies who don't understand But I'll keep on rockin' my own kind of charm Cause this country girl's got fire in her heart (Bridge) I may not be what they expect, But I won't let their words infect This heart of mine that beats so true, In this land of red, white, and blue (Chorus) It ain't easy being a tomboy in West Virginia Amongst all these hillbillies who don't understand But I'll keep on rockin' my own kind of charm Cause this country girl's got fire in her heart (Outro) So here's to the misfits and rebels alike, In this land where freedom takes flight Being true to yourself is an art, Even for a tomboy in West Virginia's heart.