I Like Girls That Drink Beer Recorded by Toby Keith [Intro] | | | [Chorus] Bye bye baby I’m leaving you can keep your mansion and your money Your boat and your Benz and your uptown friends and your country club that ain’t really country I need a little down home lovin’ and a man ain’t gonna get it up here Yeah I’ll find what I want in a honky tonk I like girls that drink beer [Verse] You bought me a black tie suit and I ain’t wearin’ it Can’t be seen in that thing in my Lariat Ain’t goin’ down to the ball in your chariot This high rise life just ain’t for me [Chorus] Bye bye baby I’m leaving you can keep your mansion and your money Your boat and your Benz and your uptown friends and your country club that ain’t really country I need a little down home lovin’ and a man ain’t gonna get it up here Yeah I’ll find what I want in a honky tonk I like girls that drink beer [Verse] There’s a two lane black tap road and I’ma hittin’ it Skynard back song let her fly just a-gettin’ it Find me a little hot spot and just sit in it Give me a mug of that ice cold brew get me a girl that’s got one too [Chorus] Bye bye baby I’m leaving you can keep your mansion and your money Your boat and your Benz and your uptown friends and your country club that ain’t really country I need a little down home lovin’ and a man ain’t gonna get it up here Yeah I’ll find what I want in a honky tonk I like girls that drink beer [Instrumental] | | | | | | | | [Chorus] Hey I need a little down home lovin’ and a man ain’t gonna get it up here Yeah I’ll find what I want in a honky tonk I like girls that drink beer [Outro] Yeah I’ll find what I want in a honky tonk--- I like girls that drink beer

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson raconte l'histoire d'un homme qui décide de quitter une vie mondaine pleine de richesses et de superficialité pour retourner à quelque chose de plus authentique et simple. Il préfère une ambiance décontractée, comme celle des bars de campagne, où il peut rencontrer des femmes qui partagent ses goûts, notamment celles qui aiment boire de la bière. Il rejette les opulentes soirées et les vêtements sophistiqués, affirmant qu’il se sent mieux dans un cadre plus sincère et convivial. Le contexte de cette chanson évoque souvent le contraste entre la vie citadine et l'attrait du mode de vie rural, des thèmes courants dans la musique country. L'artiste évoque une nostalgie pour des plaisirs simples et un désir de connexion véritable avec les autres, loin des artifices de la richesse et de la société élitiste.