The song "Best In Town" by Buddy Guy is about the message of self-confidence and perseverance. The lyrics suggest that Buddy Guy's parents always encouraged him to stand up for himself and not let others push him around. They advised him to strive to be the best version of himself until the best competition comes along. Buddy Guy also mentions his influence and admiration for the legendary blues musician Muddy Waters. Being inspired by Muddy Waters, he feels compelled to go to Chicago and start playing on the South Side. This experience leads Buddy Guy to understand that he doesn't have to be the absolute best musician in town but rather continue to be the best he can be until someone even better comes along. The song emphasizes that it's not necessary to be the fastest, the strongest, or the most talented, but rather to be a constant force and maintain a positive attitude. The lyrics mention being a "Hoochie Coochie man of the Seven Suns," which refers to a charismatic and powerful figure who can attract attention and admiration. Buddy Guy expresses his determination to keep going, even when facing challenges or getting older. He mentions meeting a woman who promises mutual love and asserts that he will continue to persevere until the day he passes away because he's too far gone to turn back. The overall message of the song is to keep striving, stay confident, and be the best version of oneself until someone better comes along.