Back To Texas Lyrics

[Verse 1: Post Malone]
Sang some songs in Nashville, and LA was LA
Ran up that Prevost gas bill, made friends with TSA
Hell, I've been everywhere, man, and I 'bout had enough
The more I live the more I get sick and tired of

[Chorus: Post Malone]
All hat, no cattle, all belt, no buckle
All snake, no rattle, all honey, no suckle
And I'ma take every last dime stuffed under this mattress
And make a Lone Star B Line take my ass back to Texas

[Verse 2: Post Malone]
Ran outta luck in Vegas and broke down in Mobile
Ain't found nowhere like Dallas
Yeah, and I doubt I ever will

[Chorus: Post Malone]
It's all hat, no cattle, all belt, no buckle
All snake, no rattle, all honey, no suckle
And I'ma take every last dime stuffed under this mattress
And make a Lone Star B Line take my ass back to Texas
Take 'em home

[Chorus: Post Malone]
All hat, no cattle, all belt, no buckle
All snake, no rattle, all buttin', no scuttle
And I'ma take every last dime stuffed under this mattress
And make a Lone Star B Line take my ass back to Texas
I ain't a-wastin' me no time, take my ass back to Texas
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Back To Texas Song Meaning

"Back To Texas" by Post Malone is the 27th track on the deluxe version of his country album "F-1 Trillion - Long Bed," released on August 16, 2024, under Republic and Mercury Records. Written by Richard Post, Charlie Handsome, and Louis Bell, with production by Louis Bell and Charlie Handsome, it’s a honky-tonk banger that closes the album with a loud, proud Texas anthem. Posty keeps it short and sweet, packing in fiddle solos and sharp beats to shout his love for home.

The song’s all about Posty’s weariness with fake vibes after touring everywhere—Nashville, L.A., Vegas—and craving the realness of Texas. Lines like "All hat, no cattle, all belt, no buckle" call out phonies, while "make a Lone Star B-line" screams his itch to ditch the BS. The chorus is a fist-pumping vow to cash out and bounce back to Dallas, where things just feel right. It’s part road-warrior confessional, part love letter to his roots.

Post hasn’t spilled much about this track specifically, but he’s gushed over how country fans embraced him. At his Dallas stadium show, he choked up thanking crowds for supporting his genre leap, calling it "the most beautiful experience" of his life. Critics dig the track’s authenticity, and fans lose it live—especially when he name-drops Dallas like a hometown hero.

Back To Texas Song FAQs

What does 'all hat, no cattle' mean in the song?

The phrase 'all hat, no cattle' is a Texas idiom describing someone who talks big but lacks substance or authenticity. Post Malone uses it to criticize the superficiality he's encountered outside Texas.

Why is Post Malone eager to return to Texas?

He feels disillusioned by the fake, showy lifestyles of other cities like Nashville, LA, and Vegas. Texas, in contrast, represents home, honesty, and authenticity for him.

What is a 'Lone Star B Line' referring to?

The phrase 'Lone Star B Line' creatively combines Texas's nickname (The Lone Star State) with the term 'bee line,' meaning a direct route. He wants to head straight back home.

Who produced 'Back To Texas' by Post Malone?

It was produced by Louis Bell and Charlie Handsome.

Who wrote 'Back To Texas' by Post Malone?

It was written by Post Malone,Charlie Handsome and Louis Bell.

When did Post Malone release 'Back To Texas'?

It was released on August 16, 2024.

Back To Texas Lyrics by Post Malone