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The first single from the Tattooed Heart album, “Ain’t No Trucks in Texas” is about missing someone but is written in an ironic style. The truth of every line is actually the opposite of what is said–each statement is as much of a lie as his claim that he’s not missing her.
[Verse 1]
There ain’t no bar, on the edge of town
Ain’t no guitar, with a lonely sound
There ain’t no band, playin' that song
About some girl, that’s been gone too long
[Chorus]
There ain’t no trucks in Texas
Ain’t no football in the south
Ain’t no bourbon in Kentucky
And I ain’t drinkin’ me some now
Ain’t no stars in California
Memphis never had the blues
Oh, there ain’t no trucks in Texas
And I ain’t missin' you
[Verse 2]
There ain’t no phone, sittin' by my drink
I don’t hope it’s you, every time it rings
I don’t care where you are
I don’t wish you’d turn around that car
I don’t call your friends, I don’t want to know
I don’t regret lettin' you go
[Chorus]
There ain’t no trucks in Texas
Ain’t no football in the south
Ain’t no bourbon in Kentucky
And I ain’t drinkin’ me some now
Ain’t no stars in California
Memphis never had the blues
Oh, there ain’t no trucks in Texas
And I ain’t missin' you
[Chorus]
They don’t get high in Colorado
Or party down in New Orleans
Ain’t no losers out in Vegas
Ain’t no Jack in Tennessee
I ain’t had me one too many
And if you believe that’s true
Oh, there ain’t no trucks in Texas
And I ain’t missin' you
I ain’t missin' you
I ain’t missin' you
Ain’t No Trucks in Texas was written by Tony Martin & Neil Thrasher & Wendell Mobley.
Ain’t No Trucks in Texas was produced by Jay DeMarcus & Ronnie Dunn.
Ronnie Dunn released Ain’t No Trucks in Texas on Fri Jul 17 2015.