Ash Bowers - I Still Believe In That Lyrics
I was raised on the bible and the beltTaught to say 'Yes sir' and 'Yes ma'am'Say the grace before you eat, bow your headAnd take off your hat, I still believe in thatWhen neighbors weren't just neighbors, they were friendsYou could count on them through thick and thinTo help chop the wood, cut the grassGive you the shirt right off their back, I still believe in thatWhen a handshake and your wordWas better than any piece of paperAnd you made an honest livingFrom the fruits of your laborWhen we all prayed to JesusWe all pledged our allegiance to the flagI still believe in thatYeah, our heroes and our idols were home grownDidn't find them on no TV showThey were our teachers and our preachersOur soldier's, moms and dads, I still believe in thatWhen a handshake and your wordWas better than any piece of paperAnd you made an honest livingFrom the fruits of your laborWhen we all prayed to JesusWe all pledged our allegiance to the flagI still believe in thatNo, I don't know where we're goingOr when we got off trackBut there's a lot that we could learn from the pastI still believe in that, I still believe in thatI was raised on the bible and the beltTaught to say 'Yes sir' and 'Yes ma'am'I still believe in that, I still believe in thatI still believe in that
