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Toby Keith - Shut Up And Hold On
Toby Keith - Shut Up And Hold On


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Album: Drinks After Work
Released: 2013

Shut Up And Hold On Lyrics


Just got paid I got a little money
Aftershave and after a honey
Got my name on a shot of Jack whiskey
Gonna roll with me, you gotta roll quickly

Get in, sit down, Shut Up And Hold On
Can't wait, too late, it's time to get gone
Show up downtown, get us a buzz on
Get in, sit down, shut up and hold on
(Oh oh oh oh oh oh, Oh oh oh oh oh oh)

Shoot a little pool, shoot a little 8 ball
Ain't goin' home
Make a little phone call
Feelin' pretty good
Stumble out the front door
She pulls up in a farm girl Ford singin'

Get in, sit down, shut up, and hold on
Can't wait, too late, it's time to get gone
Find us a dirt road get a groove on
Get in, sit down, shut up and hold on

There's no time like night time and the moonlight
To have a good time
Baby let's throw down, don’t slow down
If I'm gonna go down
I'm gonna go down crazy
Get in, sit down, shut up and hold on
Can't wait, too late, it's time to get gone
Find us a dirt road and get a groove on
Get in, sit down, shut up and hold on
(Oh oh oh oh oh oh, Oh oh oh oh oh oh)

Get in.
Sit down.
Shut up.
Hold on!

There's no time than the night time
In the moonlight, to have a good time
Baby lets throw down, don’t slow down
If I go down, I'm gonna go down crazy
(Oh oh oh oh oh oh, Oh oh oh oh oh oh,
Oh oh oh oh oh oh, Oh oh oh oh oh oh)

Writer/s: BOBBY PINSON, TOBY KEITH COVEL
Publisher: DO WRITE MUSIC LLC
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Shut Up And Hold On
  • Long term Keith collaborator Bobby Pinson helped the singer write this swamp-stomp opener from his Drinks After Work album. Keith recalled: "Bobby brought that to me and it was one of those songs. I didn't know if it was a single, but I knew it was kind of what we do live - it's fun and just feels like being in an amphitheater or at a festival."
  • This was one of the last tunes Keith cut for Drinks After Work, so he pushed it a bit and the song bloomed in the studio. He recalled: "We were messing around with the vocal and trying to get some different drum sounds. We got the groove where we wanted it and I started singing, but it was almost strange. It wasn't laying down quite like I had thought when we were writing. But when they sent me the mix I said, 'Wow, that thing really took off.' When people on the team heard it I started getting lots of text messages about how much they love it. It sort of rose from the ashes."

  • Toby Keith - Little Miss Tear Stain
    Toby Keith - Little Miss Tear Stain


    Toby Keith - Little Miss Tear Stain Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Drinks After Work
    Released: 2013

    Little Miss Tear Stain Lyrics


    Little Miss Tear Stain
  • Toby Keith penned this R&B-tinged cut with Scotty Emerick. Keith commented: "That's a tongue-in-cheek stab with a great line: 'Would you like to just go and talk, or is never still a good time to call?' I don't know, probably pushing it a little too far as usual. It's a little more kiss-off than it is goodbye, but it's comical. It's got a great groove. I really, really like that song."

    Nashville songwriter Scotty Emerick has collaborated with Toby Keith on many of his hits including "I'm Just Talkin' About Tonight" and "As Good As I Once Was."

  • Toby Keith - Last Living Cowboy
    Toby Keith - Last Living Cowboy


    Toby Keith - Last Living Cowboy Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Drinks After Work
    Released: 2013

    Last Living Cowboy Lyrics


    Last Living Cowboy
  • Keith penned this bouncy, Bluegrass cut with frequent collaborator Scotty Emerick . The song features harmonica, banjo and honky tonk rhythms. "This is the kind of stuff I wish would work on the radio," commented Keith. "This reminds me of growing up, cutting your teeth in the Texas and Oklahoma beer joints and seeing these singer/songwriters come through - Red Steagall, Guy Clark and those kinds of guys 30 years ago. It just reminds me of that old cowboy country and melody. We put a pretty good lyric on it."
  • The subject of the song remains stuck in an old fashioned lifestyle. "'Last Living Cowboy' is more along the stuff that I normally do," Keith told Radio.com . "Talking about this old man that's in the modern day and he's still hanging on to the last century values and fashion. It's comical."

  • Toby Keith - Whole Lot More Than That
    Toby Keith - Whole Lot More Than That


    Toby Keith - Whole Lot More Than That Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Drinks After Work
    Released: 2013

    Whole Lot More Than That Lyrics


    If I want a new truck, gonna need more money
    If I want more sugar, gonna need a new honey
    If I'm going to the dance, gotta get a new hat
    Getting over you's gonna take me a Whole Lot More Than That

    If I'm gonna watch a game, gonna need me a boob tube
    If I'm gonna to the lake, gotta take an igloo
    If I'm gonna catch a buzz, gonna need me a twelve pack
    Getting over you's gonna take me a whole lot more than that

    Going to need more whiskey, than one man can drink
    Drown this memory, that just won't sink
    I've hit rock bottom, in this bottle of Jack
    Getting over you's gonna take me a whole lot more than that

    If I need me a hangout, I'll find me a hot spot
    If I need me a new song, gonna find me a jukebox
    If I need me a kitty, I'll find me a cat
    Getting over you's gonna take me a whole lot more than that

    Going to need more whiskey, than one man can drink
    Drown this memory, that just won't sink
    'Cause I've hit rock bottom, in this bottle of Jack
    So getting over you's gonna take me a whole lot more than that

    Going to need more whiskey, than one man can drink
    Drown this memory, that just won't sink
    I've hit rock bottom, in this bottle of Jack
    Getting over you's gonna take me a whole lot more than that
    Getting over you's gonna take me a whole lot more than that

    Gonna take a little bit more than that

    Writer/s: BOBBY OLEN PINSON, TOBY KEITH COVEL
    Publisher: DO WRITE MUSIC LLC
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    Whole Lot More Than That
  • Keith penned this song with his longtime collaborator Bobby Pinson. He recalled: "That's me and Bobby on a bus run. We started spitting those lyrics out - if I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna need that - and just kept finding those over a couple days. We kind of worked the verse one day, then went and did something else and came back. I had another one and he had another one and we put them together, then we rhymed them and took it in the studio."

  • Toby Keith - Hard Way To Make An Easy Living
    Toby Keith - Hard Way To Make An Easy Living


    Toby Keith - Hard Way To Make An Easy Living Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Drinks After Work
    Released: 2013

    Hard Way To Make An Easy Living Lyrics


    Some people say he’s a wealthy man
    But he built his house with his own two hands
    On a piece of land that’s as far as you can see

    They call him lucky, but they don’t know
    He’s up and running when the rooster crows
    And he’s still in the fields with his supper cold
    But if you ask me,

    It’s a hard hard way to make your way
    In a world that don’t care what you pay,
    What you earn or what you take,
    Or how much you’re not giving
    Life’s a tough old row to hoe,
    Trust in God with the seeds you sow,
    And always know it’s a hard hard way of making easy living

    His flatbed it was shiny and new back in 1992
    It’s been a few since he had ‘im a year like that
    He ain’t got time to complain,
    Hay on the ground and it looks like rain and,
    Pray it ain’t like the twister that came back in ’88 and laid everything flat

    It’s a hard hard way to make your way
    In a world that don’t care what you pay,
    What you earn or what you take,
    Or how much you’re not giving
    Life’s a tough old row to hoe,
    Trust in God with the seeds you sow,
    And always know it’s a hard hard way of making easy living

    They take for granted for what he’s planted in that stubborn ground,
    But the cattle and the cotton know that they don’t know in town

    It’s a hard hard way to make your way
    In a world that don’t care what you pay,
    What you earn or what you take,
    Or how much you’re not giving
    Life’s a tough old row to hoe,
    Trust in God with the seeds you sow,
    And always know it’s a hard hard way of making easy living

    Makin’ easy living,
    Making easy living.

    Writer/s: BOBBY OLEN PINSON, TOBY KEITH COVEL
    Publisher: TOKECO TUNES LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

    Hard Way To Make An Easy Living
  • Keith penned this tribute to farmers with his long term collaborator Bobby Pinson. He recalled: "We wrote that up in a cabin starting with some minor chords. It was one of those deals where we could just go down the neck of the guitar trying to find what chord goes next. You wind up back at one again and go, how'd we get back here? Then you start trying to write to it."

    "I've got a friend who has about 10,000 acres and everybody thinks he's really well off," Keith continued. "I told Bobby that people think because this guy does a million dollars' worth of ranching business and a million dollars' worth of cattle business every year that he's sitting good. But it's a hard way to make an easy living. He's got lots of bills, lots of equipment, lots of labor, and puts in lots of time. When you think about running cattle and farming 10,000 acres - you may take in million, but probably 80% of that goes right back in. And then you still have to live, do upkeep for the ranch - you're always fencing, fetching cows, trucking in equipment and working. I usually write from the hub out, but this started with the story then we worked through a chorus. Tom T. Hall style - start at the front and tell the story."
  • As a successful country star, who has had to work hard for his wealth, Keith may be also delivering a message about where he came from. When asked on 101.5 the Eagle's Jon & Amanda Show whether he's become too rich to be truly country, he replied: "They just see me now. They didn't see where you came from; what your roots were like," he says. "If you've been poor before… no matter how much money you get, you're still not comfortable with it. You never forget what it felt like to be without."

  • Toby Keith - Chuckie's Gone
    Toby Keith - Chuckie's Gone


    Toby Keith - Chuckie's Gone Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Drinks After Work
    Released: 2013

    Chuckie's Gone Lyrics


    Chuckie's Gone
  • This song was written in memory of Toby's bandleader and bassist Chuck Goff, who passed away in 2013. Keith recalled: "He lived here in Oklahoma and died right before those massive tornadoes came through. So I started it out with that. He stood by me on my left for 25 years. 'Your bass is there where you used to stand and even though we got a killer band, I still look up in the middle of the song and realize Chuckie's gone.'"

    The song follows Keith's 2009 cut "Cryin' for Me (Wayman's Song)" in paying tribute to a fallen friend.
  • Keith wrote in the Drinks After Work liner notes: "This album is dedicated in memory of Chuck Goff, our longtime bandleader-bass player,. He will live on forever in our thoughts and in our performances. We miss ya, Shmudlo."

  • Toby Keith - Whiskey Gir
    Toby Keith - Whiskey Girl

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    Toby Keith - Whiskey Girl Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

    Album: Shock'n Y'all
    Released: 2003

    Whiskey Girl Lyrics




    Whiskey Girl
  • This ode to a girlfriend Keith describes as his "little whiskey girl" was penned by Toby with his frequent collaborator, Scotty Emerick. "She's just the epitome of a redneck girl who ain't into wine and beer or tequila," Emerick told Country Weekly of the inspiration for the song. "It's not strong enough for her. She didn't do anything but sip on whiskey … We wanted to make her sound like a really good-looking gal who's also kind of rough — but not some slobbering binge drinker!"
  • The third and final single from Toby Keith's Shock N Y'all album, the song was was released on March 22, 2004. It reached the top of the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart on in July 10, 2004, staying there for one week.

  • Toby Keith - Drunk American
    Toby Keith - Drunk Americans


    Toby Keith - Drunk Americans Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

    Album: 35 MPH
    Released: 2014

    Drunk Americans Lyrics


    We ain't East, we ain't West
    We ain't left, we ain't right
    We ain't black, we ain't white
    We just came here to drink
    We're all mud flap suburbans
    All ball caps and turbans
    All prom queens and strippers
    Where the whole kitchen sink and then here,
    We're the same, everyone knows your name

    We just raise up our glass
    We don't give a rat's ass
    If you're a democrat or republican
    We're happy to be here and that you can see
    We're just all Drunk Americans

    We ain't second ex wives,
    We ain't cowboys or redskins
    We ain't preachers or kingpins
    We're just having fun
    We're all suits in blue collars
    Short orders long hollers
    Paper and plastic, too old and too young
    Ceos, GEDs, DUIs, FBIs, PHDs

    And we raise up our glass
    We don't give a rat's ass
    If your belly's too fat, or your wallet's too thin
    We're happy to be here and that you can see
    We're just all drunk Americans

    (La-la-la-la-la-la)

    All drunk Americans

    We been in, we been out
    We been cool, we been weird
    Thank God we're still here
    In the land of the free
    And we all, singin' wrong
    But we all sing along
    Sing along

    We just raise up our glass
    We don't give a rat's ass
    If you're a democrat or republican
    We're happy to be here and that you can see
    We're just all drunk Americans

    In these neon lights
    We're all stars we're all stripes
    And we're all drunk Americans

    Writer/s: DIPIERO, BOB / CLARK, BRANDY / MCANALLY, SHANE
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

    Drunk Americans Song Chart
  • The first single from Toby Keith's 35 MPH Town album was written by Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally with Bob DiPiero.

    Clark and McNally have co-penned a number of hit tunes including the Band Perry's "Better Dig Two" and Miranda Lambert's "Mama's Broken Heart."

    DiPiero has written many country #1 hits including Montgomery Gentry's "If You Ever Stop Loving Me" and Tim McGraw's "Southern Voice."
  • The song finds Keith encouraging his his fellow American to forget about their differences and unite together over alcohol. He commented with a laugh about the bar stomper: "I just wanted to go kind of retro. It sounds like 'I Love This Bar' and 'American Ride' had a child, and 'Beers Ago' is their drunk uncle."
  • Brandy Clark told Rolling Stone Country this isn't a drinking song, but instead celebrates the way a little social lubricant can unite Americans. "We wanted to write it sort of like a modern-day 'Piano Man.' It's like, 'When we're in here drinking, who cares what we are outside of this?,'" she said.

    "When we finished the song [in 2012], we said, 'This would we be so great for Toby Keith.' And then he passed on it," Clark added. "Then he came back around to make another record, and the guy at my publishing company pitched it again — after the record was done — and they heard it and said, 'Oh, he's got to go in and do this.'"
  • The song's music video was directed by Michael Salomon, who has helmed many of Toby Keith's clips. The visual features animation by Ben Naff, who portrays an animated Keith playing bartender, as well as other images desribed in the song. Naff's other credits include graphics for the TV movies Blake Shelton Live: It's All About Tonight and Zac Brown Band: Uncaged in Vegas.
  • This was the only track on 35 MPH Town that Keith didn't write. "The second I heard it I knew I had to cut it because it sounded exactly like what I've made a career of doing," he said. "Very well-written with a nice waltz tempo, it's a drinking song with a good little message: Everyone needs to get along and drink a cold beer."

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