IntroVerse 1Barefoot In The Pastures Of My Childhood HomesteadRocks Through Yonder Broken WindowsScreaming Lullabies For Little Guys In Bunk BedsAnd The Cottonwoods In Summer Are Falling Like SnowMany Moons AgoVerse 2Dirt Roads And A Six-PackSleeping On The FloorboardsDaddy Always Liked To DriveHope He's Coming Home TonightVerse 3School Bus Kicking Dust Out On Some Rural Route To Nowhere, UsaTwelve-Year Old Me In The Back BenchJust Learning How To PrayI Once Heard Someone SayChorus"Green Isn't YellowSo, Go Ahead Or Run AwaySometimes, Just A Little Blue Will Get You Brave."Verse 4Four Dollars In Quarters From Some Laundry LotteryA Pack Of Bubblicious And A Playboy MagazineJuly 1996, Jenny MccarthyVerse 5A Rope Swing And A Spillway Swimming Hole At Blackwell LakeIced Tea In Some Dusty Whisky Bottle Looks The SameA Harvest Moon And Flowers Bloom And Lindy Was Her NameAnd A Cap And Gown, Then I Left Town, I'll Always Mark The DayI Heard My Old Man SayChorus"Green Isn't YellowSo, Go Ahead Or Run AwaySometimes, Just A Little Blue Will Get You Brave."OutroGet You BraveGreen Isn't Yellow