Man in a Skirt

[Verse] Jack's down by the diner, scarf and cap secure, He's got a denim skirt, and oh, he wears it well for sure. Folks may raise an eyebrow, but Jack don't even care, He stands tall with his kilt, and the wind blows through his hair. [Verse 2] Billy over at the bar, he's a rancher by the way, Put away his dusty jeans, for his brand new linen gray. They clink their mugs together, laugh about the past, Who'd have thought these skirted men would catch on quite so fast? [Chorus] Hey, there's freedom in the fabric, stories in the seams, Man or woman, wear what's right, don't care 'bout no one’s schemes. Out on the prairie, city lights aglow, A man in a skirt’s a sight to see, just thought you ought to know. [Verse 3] Tommy's pluckin' banjo, skirt swayin' with the beat, Leather boots, strong and bold, they carry him down the street. Down at the rodeo, they cheer and clap their hands, Whether pants or skirts, it’s clear to see, a cowboy's gotta stand. [Verse 4] Even Uncle Joe, who’s stubborn as a mule, Swapped his overalls for a tartan, yeah, it made him feel so cool. Granny just beamed with pride, Grandpa took a bow, For all the men in skirts tonight, we’re breaking norms right now. [Chorus] Hey, there's freedom in the fabric, stories in the seams, Man or woman, wear what's right, don't care 'bout no one’s schemes. Out on the prairie, city lights aglow, A man in a skirt’s a sight to see, just thought you ought to know.