The song "Where to Find Me" by HARDY is about the artist's love for the outdoors and country living. He talks about his affinity for being in the woods or on the water, and anywhere he can unwind, drink a beer, and put the world behind him. Being born and raised in Mississippi, HARDY identifies as a redneck, hick, and hippie, and prefers kickin' it south of the Mason Dixon. He speaks to his pride in his country heritage, and how he feels most at home when surrounded by nature. The lyrics are filled with references to classic country living, from chawin' Kodiak tobacco, to drinkin' Busch Light beer, and cookin' up some fried chicken with fixins'. HARDY paints a portrait of a simpler life, where one can disappear into the wilderness and forget about the stresses of the modern world. Overall, the song is an ode to the joys of country living, and the peace that can be found in nature. It speaks to the artist's roots and personal values, and is a celebration of a way of life that is often romanticized in American culture.
