Walker McGuire - Worn These Boots lyrics

Bet you didn't think I heard you You didn’t say it that loud But if you ain't ever laid in a bunker Please don't put it down You say you don’t need those boys Over there keeping us free But you sure love driving that Cadillac And that gas don't come cheap So keep sipping that top shelf scotch Talking about your new Rolex watch Mister, I don't mean no offense But for what it's worth Here's my two cents If you ain't ever laced 'em up Grabbed your gun And ran down a hill through fire If you ain't ever faced a storm With the 1st Airborne When your soul was running tired If you ain’t ever laid one down Six foot in the ground And gave ’em one last salute Then, sir, I don't know you But I know you’ve never worn these boots I saw you laughing at my accent You must not be from 'round here 'Casue that shine on them Sunday shoes, boy Is brighter than a new John Deere And did I hear you complaining Your flight got delayed It's how you wound up in this bar Cursing the rain So now you’re sitting here drinking and grieving And I'm celebrating for the same reason 'Cause 'round here we thought God forgot What it takes to raise our crops If you ain't ever begged the Lord To make it pour 'Til your knees were black and blue If you ain't ever seen this town All broke down 'Cause you're just passing through If you ain't ever made it out of a harvest drought It was dry down to the roots Then, sir, I don't know you But I know you've never worn these boots So hey, man, have a nice flight And I've got your drinks tonight I know that ain't what you thought I'd do Yeah, I know I didn't have to Nah, but you ain't ever worn these boots Nah, you ain't ever worn these boots