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"Good Ole Boys" is a classic country song performed by Blake Shelton. Originally popularized by Waylon Jennings as the theme for the TV series "The Dukes of Hazzard," Shelton's rendition appears on his debut album, "Blake Shelton's Barn & Grill," released in 2004. His version maintains the song's nostalgic and upbeat spirit, showcasing his distinctive vocals and honoring traditional country roots. "Good Ole Boys" reflects themes of Southern pride and camaraderie, resonating with fans of classic country music.
Well, every time I turn around
I see some dude dressed like a clown
Baggy pants and a cap on sideways
They don't say ma'am or sir no more
They won't even hold a door for a woman
Well, it's a cryin' shame
Tell me, where did all the good ole boys go?
Must be workin' on a farm
Or out there chasin' rainbows
Are they back in Oklahoma
Or at a Texas rodeo
Tell me, where did all the good ole boys go?
Are they sittin' on an old bar stool
Tellin' lies and cuttin' the fool
Talkin' about the way it was and wishin'
Or down in Orange Beach, Alabama
Hangin' out at the Flora-Bama
Headed out the pass and goin' fishin'
Tell me, where did all the good ole boys go?
Must be workin' on a farm
Or out there chasin' rainbows
Are they hidin' down in Georgia
Or at a Texas rodeo
Tell me, where did all the good ole boys go?
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Are they drivin' cattle and ridin' high
Livin' life the cowboy way
Or down there on the front line
Fightin' off the bad guys
Givin' em hell for the good ole USA
Tell me, where did all the good ole boys go?
Must be workin' on a farm
Or out there chasin' rainbows
Are they back in Oklahoma
Or at a Texas rodeo
Tell me, where did all the good ole boys go?
Yeah, just where the hell did the good ole boys go?
I know where a few of 'em are
Down there in southern Oklahoma
There's even some down in Texas
I even saw one in New York one time
You know what I'm talkin' about ladies
Hell, I'll hold the door for ya
I'll hold your purse for ya
And I'll even go pick up some feminine products for ya
That's what a good ole boy will do, ma'am