The song "Last Of A Dying Breed" by JJ Lawhorn tells the story of a proud country boy who is unapologetic about his lifestyle. He drives his old truck down a dusty dirt road and wears his muddy boots and Jones hat. He heads back to his spot in the Georgetown swamp and loads his shotgun with buckshot. He loves his land and is out to have a good time. Lawhorn sings about being a hillbilly hell raiser, loud and proud, and refusing to take down his flag despite pressure from others. He is the last of a dying breed, a hard-working country boy who struggles to make ends meet but is content with his way of life. Through his lyrics, Lawhorn celebrates his love for country music, from Senior to Hank 3. He emphasizes that he is the real deal, not a "runway cowboy" - what you see is what you get. Overall, "Last Of A Dying Breed" is a song about pride and refusing to conform to societal pressures. It is a tribute to those who embrace their roots and are unapologetic about who they are.
