Morgan Wallen's Dangerous album is a huge 30-track record that speaks to multiple phases of his life. It is split into two halves: Side A is more about relationships and heartbreak. This song is the first track on Side B, which amps up his redneck side by celebrating his small-town southern roots.
Morgan Wallen was born and raised in Sneedville, outside of Knoxville in eastern Tennessee. With a population of about 1,400, it fits the bill of a rural small town. Cause I'm from a small town, southern drawl crowd We're sippin' clear, drinkin' beer on a Friday night Every country girl got on her cutoffs Shakin' her hips, take a trip, buddy tell me I'm a liar Wallen is proud to speak with a "southern drawl" in a place where there is so little crime people don't lock their doors. The way I talk, I guess I got it from my pops Product of some kneelin' down In a town where the doors don't lock And there's a million other people like me Wallen is a son of a preacher - his father was a Baptist pastor.
Wallen wrote the song with: His close friend and frequent collaborator, Hardy. Charlie Handsome, who contributed to seven Dangerous tracks, including "More Than My Hometown."
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