Southern Comfort Zone - Stagecoach Stars

When your wheelhouse

Is the land of cotton

The first time you leave

It can be strange

It can be shocking

Not everybody drives a truck

Not everybody drinks sweet tea

Not everybody owns a gun

Wears a ball cap boots and jeans

Not everybody goes to church

Or watches every NASCAR race

Not everybody knows the words to

Ring Of Fire or Amazing Grace

Oh Dixie Land

I hope you understand

When I miss my Tennessee home

And I been away

Way too long

I can't see this world unless I go

Outside my Southern Comfort zone

I have walked the streets of Rome

I have been to foreign lands

I know what it's like to talk and

Have nobody understand

I have seen the Eiffel Tower

Lit up on a Paris night

I have kissed a West Coast girl

Underneath the Northern Lights

I know what it's like to

Be the only one like me

To take a good hard look

Around and be in the minority

And I miss my Tennessee home

I can see the ways that I've grown

I can't see this world unless I go

Outside my Southern Comfort zone

I miss your biscuits and your gravy

Fireflies dancing in the night

You have fed me

You have saved me

Billy Graham and Martha White

I have since become a drifter

And I just can't wait to pack

'Cause I know the route I leave on

It will always bring me back

When I miss my Tennessee home

I can see the ways that I've grown

I can't see this world unless I go

Outside my Southern Comfort zone

Look away

Look away