Matt Margucci - A Good Old-Fashioned American Boy lyrics

A Good Old-Fashioned American Boy By Pat Nason (C) 2010 Verse One I'm a good old-fashioned American boy I work with my hands, I play with my toys I've always been my mama's little pride and joy I'm a good old-fashioned American boy Chorus One I take it as it comes, I play it as it lays I don't think I'm ever gonna change my ways My needs are simple and my worries are few I do what I can, that's all I can do Verse Two I eat when I'm hungry, I sleep when I'm tired I'll work at this job 'til I quit or get fired A life of contentment is all I desire I'm a good old-fashioned American boy Chorus Two Everything I ever really needed to know I learned off of some damn TV show My needs are simple and my worries are few I do what I can, that's all I can do Verse Three There's money in my pocket and gas in my car I've got my music, I've got my guitar I'll see you in heaven if I get that far I'm a good old-fashioned American boy Chorus Three I am what I am and that's all what I am You can like it or not and I won't give a damn My needs are simple and my worries are few I do what I can, that's all I can do Verse Four I'm proud of my mother, I look up to my dad I'm thankful for everything that we had I know how to take the good with the bad I'm a good old-fashioned American boy Chorus Four Call me out of date, call me a square Call me what you like, see if I care My needs are simple and my worries are few I do what I can, that's all I can do I'm a good old-fashioned American boy A good old-fashioned American boy A good old-fashioned American boy