Indigo Girls - Shit Kickin'

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Verse 1
Shit kickin’, suburban, I grew up bareback ridin’
Out on the weekends at ol’ Partain’s
“If you can catch ‘em, you can ride ‘em.”
That’s what the old man said to us kids
I took that and ran for the rest of my days

Chorus
I’m a little bit left of the “salt of the Earth”
Not too proud, I’ll prove my worth
A little bit right- my family, you know, they let me be
To make my way through this world, in spite of everything

Post-Chorus
Shit kickin’, suburban, for all I’m worth

Verse 2
I’m a Honda girl Trail 90
Burn my calf, every time I’d ride it
That carburetor left its mark on me
“If you can start ‘em, you can ride ‘em.”
That’s what my daddy said to us kids
I took that and ran for the rest of my days

Chorus
I’m a little bit left of the “salt of the Earth”
Not too proud, I’ll prove my worth
A little bit right - my family, you know, they let me be
To make my way through this world, in spite of everything

Verse 3
Tearing down the dirt roads
Dean Brown’s gas store
Walking past the old men
“Get a load of that tomboy kid.”

Flying out the back door
Down to the lake shore
Fishing pole, bait worms
“Delta Dawn” in my head

Verse 4
Catchin’ and releasin’
Didn’t feel it creepin’

That Kudzu covered me, like it would set me free
From the old ways, and the old men
But damn that trickery, it got the best of me
I’m gonna tear it down and start again

Verse 5
Grand-daddy was a preacher
Built that church from the sand to the steeple
I didn’t know him except by his journalin' hand
If you can find him, you can love him
But girl, you got to be honest about him
Or you’ll be fighting them weeds for the rest of your days

Chorus
I’m a little bit left of the “salt of the Earth”
That’s alright, I’ll prove my worth
A little bit right-but my family, you know, they set me free
To make my way through this world, in spite of everything

Post-Chorus
Shit kickin’, suburban, for all I’m worth
Shit kickin’, suburban, for all I’m worth
 
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The Indigo Girls (Amy Ray and Emily Sailers) are an award-winning folk rock duo. They met in elementary school and began performing together while in high school as a cover band at parties and talent shows. Eventually the two reconnected at Emory College (after a brief separation while attending different universities) and began writing original music, releasing a six-track EP in 1985. Their first full-length album Strange Fire followed in 1987.

After signing with Epic Records in 1988, their eponymous sophomore album arrived the following year, featuring their first Hot 100 hit (and signature song) “Closer To Fine”. Within seven months, the album was certified gold by the RIAA so Epic rushed to re-release Strange Fire, adding a cover of the 1960s Youngbloods hit “Get Together” that was featured on the television show The Wonder Years.

As of 2013, the Indigo Girls had been nominated for several Grammy awards (winning one) and sold over 7 million records, with six of their albums being certified gold or above. They are also known for their activism in many social and political concerns like Native American land rights, environmental issues, gun safety, death penalty abolishment, and gay and lesbian rights.