That’s Just Me Tim McGraw

Summary: "That’s Just Me" by Tim McGraw, released in 2004, is a country song reflecting on personal authenticity and self-acceptance. The lyrics convey themes of embracing one's true self despite external judgment. Musically, it features heartfelt vocals and a simple melody, resonating with fans for its relatable message. #Country

[Verse 1]
Well I was southern-born and raised on the good book
My old boots are worn from the hard roads I took
And I'm proud to be my daddy's son
And mama taught me how to work and not to quit until the job's done

[Pre-Chorus 1]
Well, I may not be high society
But I got all I need

[Chorus]
And that's just me, the only way I know to be
That's just me, what you get is what you see
Well, they tell me I'm old-fashioned
And that I'm part of a dying breed
I'd say I'm living in real good company, but that's just me

[Verse 2]
Well, I got me a wife and we're bringing up a young one
Well, she's a backwoods woman and my boy, he's a top gun
We live out in the country where we're free to roam
And when a hard day is over, how I love just going home

[Pre-Chorus 2]
Well, it's the life I live and the air I breathe
The way I believe

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