Hayden Coffman's song "Our Kind" celebrates the rural, Southern lifestyle that many people know and love. The lyrics describe a person who lives paycheck to paycheck, spends money on beer and gasoline, and runs from the cops for doing burnouts on the blacktop. This person may have rusty cars in their yard and spend Friday nights at football games or the local bar. Despite all of this, the song celebrates this person as "one of our kind," someone who is proud of their life in the South. They may drink whiskey out of a Dixie cup and hang out with friends around a fire, while their twangy accent reflects their roots in a small town with dirt roads and dollar stores. The song also acknowledges that this lifestyle can be tough, with long hours of work and the need to blow off steam in the evenings. Overall, "Our Kind" is a tribute to the rural Southern lifestyle and the people who live it. It celebrates their hard work, their love of community, and their pride in their heritage.
