[Verse 1:]
I worked all week.
Cleaned up clean cut and clean shaved.
I got the cover off the ’68.
I fire it up and let them horses sing.
A little pretty thing.
A little tan-legged Georgia dream.
She’s a rockin’ them holey jeans.
Baby what you got goin’ on Saturday?
You know words got it there’s gonna be a party
Out of town about half a mile.
Four wheel drives and big mud tires.
Muscadine wine
[Chorus:]
Oh baby you can find me.
In the back of a jacked up tailgate.
Sittin’ ‘round watchin’ all these pretty things.
Get down in that Georgia clay.
And I’ll find peace.
At the bottom of a real tall cold drink.
I’m chillin’ to some Skynyrd and some old Hank.
Lets get this thing started.
It’s my kinda party.
[Verse 2:]
If you wanna drink,
Go baby just do your thing.
Give up your keys.
Hell why drive when you can stay with me?
And then after while we’ll sneak away from the bonfire.
Walk by the moonlight and down to the riverside.
Gotcha sippin’ on some moonshine.
Baby if you’re in the mood you can settle for a one night rodeo,
You can be my tan-legged Juliet,
I’ll be your Redneck Romeo.
[Repeat Chorus x2]
Ya’ll ready for this?
Ya’ll gonna turn it on up.
Celebrating Southern Nights: A Look at “My Kinda Party”
“My Kinda Party” by Jason Aldean is a high-energy anthem that captures the spirit of rural gatherings and the simple joys of a country lifestyle. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a weekend escape, where hard work gives way to good times with friends, music, and a little bit of mischief under the Georgia stars. Aldean’s storytelling style invites listeners into a world of muddy trucks, bonfires, and moonshine, making it easy to relate for anyone who cherishes laid-back nights and genuine connections. The song’s chorus is especially infectious, offering a sense of freedom and camaraderie that resonates with fans of country music everywhere.
Song Credits
- Songwriter: Brantley Gilbert
- Release Year: 2010
- Label: Broken Bow Records