The Dylan Schneider How to Country song was released in 2019 as a track on his “Whole Town Talk” album. Dylan is an American country music singer and songwriter that started his music pursuit after receiving a guitar as an early Christmas present. He self-released his debut extended play, Wannabe in August 2016. He attended a meet-and-greet for country artist Brett Eldredge, who told Schneider, “keep playing until your fingers bleed – I believe in you. Never give up and always keeps jamming.”
Watch the lyric video for “How to Country” and check out the written lyrics below.
Dylan Schneider How to Country Lyric Video
Dylan Schneider How to Country Lyrics
Red dirt on my 35’s, blue cans in the back
George Strait on the radio, bass hook on the hat
Drink straight out of a spigot, muddy up an old ATV
Map dot educated, with a boondock PHD
I got this twang from my daddy
Got this red on my neck
Learned to sing, pick a six string
From McGraw on cassette
I can catch it, I can drink it, I can shoot it
And anything that’s in between, ain’t nothin’ to it
Ain’t no cane pole, steel-toe, county line, dirt road dummy
Nobody gotta teach me how to country
Teach me how to country
Throw on some of that smell good
Help her hop into that truck
Ain’t even made it to the honkytonk
And we’re already fogging it up
Out on the floor two-steppin’
Feeling like we’re fallin’ in love
Baby girl I can’t help it
You know where I get it from
I got this twang from my daddy
Got this red on my neck
Learned to sing, pick a six string
From McGraw on cassette
I can catch it, I can drink it, I can shoot it
And anything that’s in between, ain’t nothin’ to it
Ain’t no cane pole, steel-toe, county line, dirt road dummy
Nobody gotta teach me how to country
I can throw a line, I can set a hook
Ask me anything, I can write a book
I got this twang from my daddy
Got this red on my neck (On my neck, yeah)
Learned to sing, pick a six string
From McGraw on cassette (On cassette)
I can catch it, I can drink it, I can shoot it (I can shoot it!)
And anything that’s in between, ain’t nothin’ to it (Ain’t nothin’, no)
Ain’t no cane pole, steel-toe, county line, dirt road dummy
Nobody gotta teach me how to country
Yeah, teach me how to country
Teach me how to country
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