Buck Naked Hank Williams Jr.

"Buck Naked" by Hank Williams Jr. is a country song released in 1988. The lyrics humorously explore themes of freedom, carefree living, and embracing one's true self, often using nudity as a metaphor for authenticity and liberation. The song features a blend of traditional country sounds with a rock influence, showcasing Williams' signature style. Its playful approach to self-acceptance and humor has resonated with audiences, contributing to its status as a memorable track in the country genre. #Country

[Verse 1]
I got a rock in my shoe, my jeans are cutting me in two
My underwear's too tight, my clothes don't ever fit right
My collar's so tight it's popping my veins
We walk around in constant pain

[Verse 2]
When I get home from work, I usually start with my shirt
I leave a trail behind, when I undress I unwind
I like to let it all hang out
Hey don't you know what I am talking about

[Chorus 1]
We like to get buck naked, that ain't no sin
Buck naked, wearing my skinny skin skin
Buck naked in my birthday suit
Buck naked and I don't give a hoot
Buck naked, like a centerfold
Buck naked is the way to go

[Verse 3]
I joined a nudist colony, they make me green with envy
They don't spend no money on clothes, they got their own dress code
The walk around "au naturel"
No more expensive dry cleaning bills

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