Too Loud For The Honky Tonk

Music. Moves still dusty on the city floor Neon signs but it ain't home no more Concrete walls where the skyline screams But it don't hit like those back road drains They got jukebox songs all soft and sweet But they ain't got no I'm too loud for the honky-tonk Too rough for a radio song I don't fit in your polished crown I came here to play loud Too wild for your velvet rug Too real for your sugar coat If you shake the walls then I'll be loud Yeah, I'm too loud For the honky tonk Glass don't bend like dirt City lights don't know that hurt Where I'm from, we play it wrong No filters, no unwritten law They dress it up, make it clean and tight But I'd rather bleed through every line I write If it don't hit hard, what's the point? I ain't here just too annoying They said, tone it down, you'll go far I said, I ain't trying to be who you are I'm too loud for the honky tonk for the honky talk. Too raw for where you belong. If it ain't shaking, something inside