Below Alabama - How I Was Raised

Round here we always do things different
From changing our own oil to being in the kitchen
Momma's recipe in a book
To Daddy teaching me how to bait a hook, yeah
Round here we always do things different
I've learned the hard way
I've learned that some things
Never change, some things never will
I've learned that my name
Means more than I think
You can't find your happiness in a pill
Oh, call me crazy, call me insane
Maybe I'm different because of how I was raised
I remember it being fourth and goal
Stepping off the field I wasn't ready for
I guess some things just hit a little different
From buying a house and buying some land
Learning how to be a family man
I guess some things just hit a little different
I've learned the hard way
I've learned that some things
Never change, some things never will
I've learned that my name
Means more than I think
You can't find your happiness in a pill
Oh, call me crazy, call me insane
Maybe I'm different because of how I was raised
That little white church where I found myself
Down on my knees begging for some help
I guess them red words there, read a little different
I've learned the hard way
I've learned that some things
Never change, some things never will
I've learned that my name
Means more than I think
You can't find your happiness in a pill
Oh, call me crazy, call me insane
Maybe I'm different because of how I was raised
How I was raised

Written by:
Leonard Ellis

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