Im a black hood nigga and country in my favorite I like it more then rap

Country'd Look Good On You

How You Make A Man

Redneck Yacht Club

[Verse 1]
He was headed downtown with his hoodie up,
Phone in his hand and no time for luck.
Passed the alley where the man lay beat,
Blood on the concrete, shoes off his feet.
A preacher walked by, eyes to the sky,
Cross on his neck, but he passed him by.
Then a lawyer in heels, scrolling her feed,
Saw him there, but didn’t feel the need.

[Chorus]
But the stranger from the other side of town,
With tattoos and a truck that was breaking down,
Stopped and said, “You ain’t alone tonight,”
Wrapped him up, held him tight.
Called 911, stayed by his side,
That’s love in real life — not just a line.
You don’t need a pulpit or a robe so white,
To be the light in someone’s fight.

[Verse 2]
He didn’t ask questions, didn’t need a name,
Didn’t see color, status, or shame.
He just saw someone broken and scared,
And did what he hoped someone else would’ve dared.
While others posted “thoughts and prayers,”
He was the one who actually cared.

[Chorus]
Yeah, the stranger from the other side of town,
With a record and a heart that had been knocked down,
Healed a wound with nothing to gain,
Carried a brother through someone else’s pain.
Didn’t preach, didn’t boast, didn’t need the light,
Just did the right thing on a cold, dark night.

[Bridge]
Love doesn’t wear a suit or shine in gold,
It’s in dirty hands that never fold.
And kindness ain’t just for saints on thrones,
It lives in the ones this world disowns.

[Final Chorus / Outro]
So if you see someone down, don’t walk away,
You might be their miracle today.
Like the stranger from the other side of town,
Who proved that grace still goes around.



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