Lyrics

[Verse 1]
He’s a red, white, and blue kind of man,
Waves Old Glory with a calloused hand.
Drives a truck, flags on the tail,
Born and raised in a small-town tale.

He loves his country, loud and proud,
Shouts his heart out in a honky-tonk crowd.
But there’s more to him than stars and stripes,
The Jackhammer’s got a love life.

[Chorus]
Oh, The Jackhammer, he’s rough and tough,
But Nikki says he don’t know when enough’s enough.
With all his love and his patriotic might,
He left poor Nikki aching that night.

[Verse 2]
They met at a diner off Highway 9,
He said, “Hey there, girl, you’re looking fine.”
She laughed and said, “Boy, you’re bold,”
But his charm was hotter than the coffee cold.

They danced till dawn under neon lights,
Then headed home to end the night.
But passion can be a little too strong,
And Nikki learned that love can go wrong.

[Chorus]
Oh, The Jackhammer, he’s rough and tough,
But Nikki says he don’t know when enough’s enough.
With all his love and his patriotic might,
He left poor Nikki aching that night.