
Lyrics
Intro
Oh-oh, yeh-yeh, come on, come on
(ta-da, ta-da)
Verse
We roll out past the billboard that forgot how to shine
Old tires hum a hymn, radio's two chords behind
Porch swing creaks like a memory, laughs spill on the breeze
Cracked mason jars, warm beer, and a Sunday that won't leave
Chorus
Happy Crack Country, where the road wears a grin
Happy Crack Country, let the good times roll on in
We got patched-up plans and crooked fame, still we sing
Happy Crack Country, clap your hands, clap your hands, clap your hands
Verse
A neon-less diner with a crooked waitress smile
She writes our names in coffee foam and stays a little while
Kids chase paper airplanes through the holes in the fence
Old men tell tall truths, make the small things make sense
Pre-chorus
Raise your glass to the crooked line, to the crooked life we chose
There’s a beauty in the broken things, in the way this story grows
(yeah, yeah)
Chorus
Happy Crack Country, where the road wears a grin
Happy Crack Country, let the good times roll on in
We got patched-up plans and crooked fame, still we sing
Happy Crack Country, clap your hands, clap your hands, clap your hands
Verse
Midnight on a tailgate, moon like a silver dent
We trade our small regrets for a guitar and an accent
Fingers find the frets like they remember how to pray
Every wrong turn led us right back to this runaway parade
Bridge
Oh — hey, oh — hey, sing it loud (sing it loud)
The streetlight flickers but we dance somehow (dance somehow)
Say it once, say it twice, let the chorus hang in the air
Happy Crack Country, we don't need perfection, we just care
Chorus
Happy Crack Country, where the road wears a grin
Happy Crack Country, let the good times roll on in
We got patched-up plans and crooked fame, still we sing
Happy Crack Country, clap your hands, clap your hands, clap your hands
Happy Crack Country, clap your hands, clap your hands, clap your hands
Outro
(oh-oh, yeh-yeh) fade out on that porch-light hum…









