The song "Good Ol' Boy" by Jacob Bryant is about the struggle of trying to maintain the lifestyle of a traditional Southern, working-class man in an increasingly modern and politically correct world. The lyrics mention how the places where they used to hang out and drink have been turned into trendy hipster bars, and the country roads they used to roam have now become gated communities for the wealthy. The song also touches on how people can easily be offended by anything these days, and how those who hold conservative values may feel like they have to keep their beliefs to themselves. Despite these challenges, the singer is proud of his roots and is determined to maintain the traditions and values of his forefathers. The UK rock remix gives a more upbeat and energetic feel to the song, but the message remains the same. It is a tribute to those who are trying to hold onto their identity in a changing world.
