The song "I Can't Complain" by David Morris and Upchurch is an upbeat country rap track that reflects on their personal lives and experiences in a small-town country setting. The lyrics highlight their resilience and pride in their roots. The song begins by stating that they are doing well and can't complain, despite facing challenges. They still enjoy riding backroads in the rain and have dirt on their jeans, symbolizing their connection to nature and the countryside. The line "Still 'bout that country shit, everybody loving it" showcases their dedication to their country lifestyle and the positive reception they receive from their fans. David Morris then shares his upbringing in the hills, where the people often face early deaths or leave for better opportunities. He references the struggles faced by the community, such as incarceration and substance abuse. Despite these obstacles, he remains loyal to his hometown and proudly represents it. He describes himself as an outlaw, someone who goes against the norm, and refuses to let others erase his identity. David Morris states that he is making his own way and representing his state. He reminisces about his childhood, mentioning skateboard, favorite snacks, and his love for vintage Chevrolet trucks. The line "They gon' be mad when they see me pull up with a square body like I'm SpongeBob" suggests that he takes pleasure in defying expectations and making a statement with his unique style. Upchurch enters with his verse, sharing his perspective on the industry and his artistry. He asserts that they are a force to be reckoned with, capable of taking over on their own terms. He mentions that he could retire from rap and solely focus on making country music, highlighting his versatility. He expresses confidence in their skills and their ability to remain unaffected by external factors. The chorus is repeated again, emphasizing that they are doing well and continue to enjoy their country lifestyle. They remain true to themselves and their music, regardless of any obstacles or criticism they may face. The song's overall message is one of resilience, pride, and determination to succeed in the face of adversity.
