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'''A Country Boy Can Survive''' is a 1982 song by [[Hank Williams Jr.]] Although it didn't make #1 (it peaked at #2) it is by far one of his most recognizable songs.

'''A Country Boy Can Survive''' is a 1982 song by [[Hank Williams Jr.]] Although it didn't make #1 (it peaked at #2) it is by far one of his most recognizable songs, and it is considered his "signature song".

The song talks about the self-reliance of rural folks. Its notable second verse talks about the singer's unlikely relationship with a [[New York City]] businessman; despite their differing backgrounds the two are good friends who regularly exchange gifts.  Sadly, the businessman is killed by a mugger with a switchblade for $43; the singer would like to spit chewing tobacco in the mugger's eyes before killing him.

The song talks about the self-reliance of rural folks. Its notable second verse talks about the singer's unlikely relationship with a [[New York City]] businessman; despite their differing backgrounds the two are good friends who regularly exchange gifts.  Sadly, the businessman is killed by a mugger with a switchblade for $43; the singer would like to spit chewing tobacco in the mugger's eyes before killing him.