The song "Hooch" by Drew Green tells the story of a character named Drew who is known for providing and producing homemade liquor, specifically moonshine or "hooch". The lyrics describe how everybody in the narrator's community is eager to get their hands on this powerful and renowned alcoholic beverage as soon as the sun hits the county line. The song emphasizes the reputation and popularity that Drew has gained for his moonshine. It mentions terms like "firewater", "skull cracker", and "white lightning", which are all colloquial terms for strong and potent alcohol. Drew's moonshine is so highly sought after that people are described as howling at the moon and tipping back shots of 191-proof liquor. The lyrics also mention specific references to the location where Drew operates his moonshine operation, the Smoky Mountains and Chattanooga, both known for their history of moonshining. The song paints a picture of a heavy-loaded Chevy truck rolling down the mountain, symbolizing the transportation and distribution of Drew's hooch. The narrative also includes dialogue from a character named Amber who contacts Drew, requesting more of his moonshine, specifically his "apple pie" flavored creation. This interaction further highlights Drew's reputation and the demand for his homemade liquor. Overall, "Hooch" portrays a character known for his skill in producing moonshine and the high demand for his potent concoctions. The song captures the excitement and intrigue surrounding the subculture of homemade liquor and the sense of adventure associated with experiencing such strong alcohol.
