Clean Hands

Well, our girls glow

And our boys sweat

If a week means forty hours

We ain't seen it yet

Our firefighters don't get paid

They just volunteer

Even clean hands get dirty 'round here

I was raised on King James

Collard greens and hope

First time I said a four letter word

Momma gave me a mouthful of soap

Daddy put a little blood on my cheek

When I killed my first deer

Even clean hands get dirty 'round here

We use Irish Spring and water

But it don't get all the grease

So we're washed in Tennessee whiskey

And Gulf Shores' sugar white beach

A hard-earned dollar is a true blue collar with mud, sweat, and tears

Even clean hands get dirty 'round here

We won't cash your check

Without a government ID

Buy a six-pack, four-quarter car wash

And three-buck lottery

Slow dancing in the dust, steal a kiss

Sip a couple ice cold beers

We clean up pretty good 'round here

We use Irish Spring and water

But it don't get all the grease

So we're washed in Tennessee whiskey

And Gulf Shores' sugar white beach

A hard-earned dollar is a true blue collar with mud, sweat, and tears

Even clean hands get dirty 'round here

Dirty 'round here

We plant red roses around our red dirt graves

Spray paint "Billy Bob loves Charlene" and "Jesus saves"

And days go by so fast

As you're reeling in the years

Even clean hands get dirty 'round here

We use Irish Spring and water

But it don't get all the grease

So we're washed in Tennessee whiskey

And Gulf Shores' sugar white beach

A hard-earned dollar is a true blue collar with mud, sweat, and tears

Even clean hands get dirty 'round here

Even clean hands get dirty 'round here

Mmm, clean hands