The song "Redneck Way Of Life" by Upchurch & Bottleneck celebrates and embraces the rural, southern American lifestyle commonly associated with being a redneck. The lyrics are filled with references to country music, southern pride, and traditional redneck activities. The song begins with the singers expressing their pride in being true to their southern roots. They mention waving the Dixie flag in the back of their truck, symbolizing their strong connection to Southern heritage. They also mention keeping dirt on their boots and whiskey cups filled with southern pride, indicating their attachment to their culture. The lyrics also highlight their upbringing in the woods and their affinity for smoking marijuana. They emphasize the hard work they put into everything they have and how they strive to maintain the redneck way of life. They reference their love for Hank Williams (a legendary country music artist) and Farrah Fawcett (a popular actress in the 1970s) as symbols of their traditional and retro interests. The song continues with the singers expressing their rebellious and wild nature. They mention risking getting caught by the police and smoking marijuana, reflecting a carefree and adventurous attitude. They boast about their redneck lifestyle and their ability to survive in any situation, asserting their resilience and toughness. The lyrics also touch on their ruggedness and affinity for fighting and hunting. They mention handling roosters as children and engaging in activities like cutting pigs, popping squirrels, and flipping cane poles, which are all typical redneck pastimes. The song emphasizes their ability to face hardships and challenges head-on, proving their authenticity as rednecks. Overall, "Redneck Way Of Life" celebrates the pride, traditions, and distinct culture of being a redneck. It glorifies the rural, southern lifestyle and showcases the singers' unapologetic embrace of who they are.
