The song "Nothin' Out Here" by HARDY talks about living in a rural area where there may not be much in the way of material possessions or city amenities. However, the people who live there are able to make the most out of what they have and are able to turn the land and resources around them into something meaningful and sustaining. Despite being labeled as "out of touch" or "simple," the people in this area are shown to be hardworking and resilient. They don't need fancy things or extravagant experiences to be happy, as they are content with their county line cold beers and the dust-covered, rusty trucks they drive. The lyrics also touch on the idea that unless you've experienced living in a rural area like this, it might be difficult to understand what motivates people to stay there. The speaker imagines that from a distance, someone passing through in a Learjet might wonder why anyone would make their home in such a place. However, the people who live there know the value of hard work and community, and are able to find fulfillment despite the simplicity of their surroundings. Overall, "Nothin' Out Here" celebrates the resilience and resourcefulness of people living in rural areas, and serves as a reminder that often there is more to life than what meets the eye.
