Libby Rose - Country Girl Lyrics

I'm not a city girl
I wouldn't call me classy
I like to thrift my clothes
Count on me to find the discount rack
I'd rather second hand
I'm not one for the big brands
Skyscrapers cramp my style
I only ever see them once in a while

They say I'm from a small town
Everybody knows everyone's name
Tell them something and it's goes round
Spreading faster than the locust plague

I don't know what they see
But I think they may be wrong
I don't know who I am
But I'm pretty sure I'm no country girl

No country girl

I buy books I don't read
I read people I don't know
Like I know them any better
I analyse their walk their talk their smile, the way they look at me
I turned my room into a jungle
Plants on every wall cause it puts my mind at ease
Try to spend my time and money looking out for those in need
Not gonna rewrite history but the little things mean more to me

I don't know what they see
But I think they may be wrong
I'm starting to know who I am
And I'm pretty sure I'm no country girl

No country girl
No country girl
No country girl
No country girl

Ooooh

I ain't got not buckle
I ain't got no song about a boy who broke my heart and drove right off in his ol truck
I'm just a simple story
Not one for the glory of it all

I ain't got not buckle
I ain't got no song about a boy who broke my heart and drove right off in his ol truck
I'm just a simple story
Not one for the glory of it all

I don't know what they see
But I think they may be wrong
I'm starting to know who I am
And I'm pretty sure I'm no country girl

I don't know what they see
But I think they may be wrong
I'm starting to know who I am
And I'm pretty sure I'm no country girl

No country girl
No country girl
No country girl
No country girl