

(hummmm) (hummmm-hmmm) You walk into town like you own the place Got a big
old smile and a smug look on your face Talking real loud
acting ten feet tall Like nobody around here's been through it all
You think you're the toughest thing these boots have seen
But I've been working hard since I was seventeen
I've weathered storms and I've paid my debts Oh boy you must
not know
me
yet
Oh boy you think you're big and bad Talking like you're the
best this town has had
But before you go making that bet You must not know me
yet I've got grit in my soul dirt on my hands I've
been building my life sticking to my plans You might learn something
you won't forget
Oh boy you must not know me yet
I've been knocked down and got back up Kept moving forward when
the road got tough I don't need to brag I don't need
to boast The strongest folks usually talk the least the most While
you're busy trying to impress the crowd I'm out here making my
family proud There's a lot about me you ain't seen yet And
that's something
you won't forget
Oh boy you think you're big and bad Talking like you're the
best this town has had
But before you go making that bet You must not know
me yet
This ain't about fighting this ain't about pride It's about knowing who
you are deep inside
I don't need to prove a thing to anybody else I'm standing
strong just being myself
Oh boy you think you're big and bad But life will humble
every man So take a seat and show some respect You must
not know me yet
I've got grit in my soul dirt on my hands
And a heart that stands where it stands
You might learn something you won't forget
Oh boy you must not know me yet
Yeah the road's taught me lessons you'll learn someday
Oh boy you must not know
me yet