Lyrics:

I've been to Alabama, people ain't a whole lot to see;
[[Lynyrd Skynyrd|Skynyrd]] says it's a real [[Lynyrd Skynyrd:Sweet Home Alabama|sweet home]] but it ain't nothing to me.
[[The Charlie Daniels Band|Charlie Daniels]] will tell you the good Lord lives in Tennessee, ha!
But I'm going back to gator country where the wine and the women are free.

There's a gator in the bushes, he's calling my name,
And a saying come on boy, you better make it back home again.
There's many roads I've traveled but they all kind of look the same.
There's a gator in the bushes, Lord, he calling my name.

Old [[The Allman Brothers Band|Richard Betts]] will tell ya Lord he was born a [[The Allman Brothers Band:Ramblin' Man|Ramblin' Man]].
Well he can ramble back to Georgia but I won't give a damn.
[[Elvin Bishop]] out struttin' his stuff with little Miss Slick Titty Boom.
But I'm going back to gator country to get me some elbow room.

There's a gator in the bushes he's calling my name.
and saying come on boy, you better make it back home again.
There's many roads I've traveled but they all kinda look the same.
There's a gator in the bushes, Lord, he calling my name. Yep.

There's [[The Marshall Tucker Band|Marshall Tucker]] riding a rainbow searching for a pot of gold.
Well they can take the highway, baby, and they can take all they can hold.
[[The Outlaws]] down in Tampa town it's a mighty fine place to be.
They got [[The Outlaws:Green Grass And High Tides|green grass and they got high tides]] and sure looks good to me.

There's a gator in the bushes, he's calling my name.
Saying come on boy, you better make it back home again.
There's so many roads I've traveled but they all kinda look the same.
There's a gator in the bushes , Lord, he's calling my name.

Oh gator country,
a little bit of that chomp chomp