Toby Keith

Introduction

Join Toby Keith on a journey to the “Trailerhood,” where simplicity meets camaraderie and every day is filled with charm. Released in 2010, this lighthearted anthem celebrates the unique joys and sense of community found in life within a trailer park.

Did You Know?

1. Origin:

“Trailerhood” was written by Toby Keith and Bobby Pinson, and released as a single from Keith’s album “Bullets in the Gun.” The song’s catchy melody and relatable lyrics paint a vivid picture of life in a trailer park, capturing the humor and heart of small-town living.

2. Celebration of Community:

At its core, “Trailerhood” is a celebration of the close-knit community found within trailer parks. The song affectionately highlights the quirks and idiosyncrasies of trailer park life, from impromptu parties to shared meals and neighborly camaraderie.

3. Chart Success:

Upon its release, “Trailerhood” resonated with audiences, climbing the charts and earning Toby Keith widespread acclaim. Its infectious energy and relatable lyrics struck a chord with listeners, making it a chart-topping hit and a favorite on country radio stations.

4. Toby Keith:

Toby Keith, known for his candid lyrics and down-to-earth persona, has become one of country music’s most beloved artists. With “Trailerhood,” Keith celebrates the simple pleasures and sense of belonging found in small-town America, earning him praise from fans and critics alike.

5. Legacy:

“Trailerhood” remains a beloved fan favorite and a testament to the enduring appeal of Toby Keith’s music. Its whimsical lyrics and catchy melody continue to resonate with listeners, serving as a reminder of the beauty and charm found in the everyday moments of life.

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Lyrics: Trailerhood

My neighbor carl, he lives next door
Pink flamingos on his porch
At night he teaches driving school
And he sits out by his plastic pool

He takes off his shirt he opens up a cold one
Old Carls Deans a fool but it takes one to know one

Musics playin’ up and down the block
Mostly christian blues, country folk and southern rock
It’s a little piece of paradise way out here in the woods
There’s always something going on down in the trailerhood

Across the street there’s gambling Jane who’s always got the poker game
If you care to try your luck you can buy a seat for 15 bucks
You can call to raise or you can check and fold ’em
I like five card stud but it’s mostly Texas hold ’em

Musics playin’ up and down the block
Mostly christian blues, country folk and southern rock
It’s a little piece of paradise way out here in the woods
There’s always something going on down in the trailerhood

My new tattoos and farmer tans, rodeo and NASCAR fans
Dallas Cowboy football on TV
When the storm starts getting bad, you hear the those sirens humming
Grab a six pack and a lawn chair there’s a tornado coming

…. alright ….

Musics playin’ up and down the block
Mostly christian blues, country folk and southern rock
It’s a little piece of paradise way out here in the woods
There’s always something going on down in the trailerhood

I got ‘er made in the shade with the moonshine lemonade
There’s a party going on down in the trailerhood

Bring me another beer, Momma