Hooked On It

Luke Bryan

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Intro: Am verse 1 First time I tied a plastic worm on and felt him on the other end It was get the net get him in the boat Yeah buddy I was hooked on it First time I heard Chattahoochee on the speakers of my radio I was topping off the tank on my old tune tone it I was hooked on it Hooked on the feeling of a summer in the south Hooked on the dust flying up from a plow Hooked on them blue eyes hair falling down Hooked on her then still hooked on her now So many things where I grew up Once you get a little you can’t get enough This small town life runs through my blood And I’m hooked on it verse 2 The first time I got that Gulf Coast white sugar sand on my feet Saw the sunshine dancing on that clear blue water I was hooked on it First time I pulled me a long neck bottle from the bottom of a bucket of ice As soon as that cold beer hit my lips I was hooked on it Hooked on the feeling of a summer in the south Hooked on the dust flying up from a plow Hooked on them blue eyes hair falling down Hooked on her then still hooked on her now So many things where I grew up Once you get a little you can’t get enough This small town life runs through my blood And I’m hooked on it Come on! Bridge Like a Friday payday honky tonk buzz I gotta have a little more of it just because I keep coming back to the good stuff ’cause I’m hooked on it Hooked on the feeling of a summer in the south Hooked on the dust flying up from a plow Hooked on them blue eyes hair falling down Hooked on her then still hooked on her now So many things where I grew up Once you get a little you can’t get enough This small town life runs through my blood And I’m hooked on it Yeah I’m hooked on it I’m hooked on it

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La chanson évoque des souvenirs nostalgiques d'une vie rurale, ancrée dans le sud des États-Unis. Le narrateur se remémore les moments marquants, comme la pêche, l'écouté de musique ou les journées passées à la plage, des expériences qui l’ont profondément marqué. Il décrit également un attachement émotionnel à des souvenirs simples, comme les yeux d’une personne chère et les plaisirs d'un été chaud. Tout cela témoigne d'un amour pour sa petite ville, une vie simple où les petites choses deviennent essentielles et où chaque expérience renforce ce lien indéfectible. Ces souvenirs sont le fil conducteur de sa vie, montrant qu'une fois qu'on goûte à ces joies simples, il est difficile de s'en défaire. C'est une ode à un mode de vie authentique et aux plaisirs que l'on y trouve.

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