Kissin' the Homies Ain't Gay

[Verse]
Out in the barn with the boys last night,
Sippin' on moonshine, feelin' just right,
We laughed 'til we cried 'bout the day’s hard fight,
Then I kissed old Joe under the pale porch light.
[Chorus]
Kissin' the homies ain't gay, no way,
It’s just how we show love at the end of the day,
A peck on the cheek, a pat on the back,
Ain't nothin' wrong with that, Jack.
[Verse 2]
Me and Big Jim fixin' the truck,
Covered in grease, but who gives a—shucks,
He handed me a wrench, said, "You're okay,"
So I kissed his forehead and went on my way.
[Prechorus]
It’s just respect, a brotherly sign,
A smooch don’t cross no line.
[Chorus]
Kissin' the homies ain't gay, no way,
It’s just how we show love at the end of the day,
A quick little smooch, it’s a friendship pact,
Ain't nothin' wrong with that, Jack.
[Bridge]
Some folks might laugh, some folks might stare,
But out in the sticks, we just don’t care,
You hug your kin, you kiss your crew,
'Cause love’s love, and that’s the truth.

lively banjo and fiddle-driven arrangement with male vocals, bluegrass, country