Oliver Anthony's "Rich Man's Gold" speaks to southern living below the poverty line.
You won't born, to just to pay bills and die
You wont born to just pay bills and die
All you need is a dog, a shack with a creek in the back,
And a good woman to hold
You don't need that Rich Man's Gold
Granddaddy grew up on dirt floors
The whole county was dirt poor
Momma died when he was four
What a damn shame
They grew tobacco and raised hogs
Seven youngins and some old dogs
I reckon they were living high on the hog
Way back in their day
He'd say you won't born, to just to pay bills and die
You wont born to just pay bills and die
All you need is a dog, a shack with a creek in the back,
And a good woman to hold
You don't need that Rich Man's Gold