“Bet This Town” is a promotional single from American country music singer-songwriter, Chase Matthew. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

The single premiered March 13^th 2026^[1], via Chase Matthew’s official YouTube channel.^[3]

The track produced by: Jacob Rice.^[4]

The song written by: Ben Hayslip, Jordan Walker, & Taylor Phillips.^[4]

Song: #BetThisTown

Artist: #ChaseMatthew

^[1]

“Bet This Town” Lyrics ^[4]
Song by Chase Matthew:

Verse 1
I pulled up to dad’s in a new Silverado
Saw my ’85 out in the shed
I bet there’s some bird dog hidden in the console
And some empty cans in the bed
And them ole good years were good and muddy
Man, it’s been more than a few
So I called up a couple back home buddies
Said I don’t know about you but

Chorus
I bet this town wishes we would
Drive them old trucks out to the woods
Put some Levi’s scratches on the hood
With a blue jean baby
And I bet those fields ain’t seen a fire
Since we raised those goodbye beers up high
What you say we run it back real good?
I bet this town wishes we would

Verse 2
That county line store open sign is still blinking
Come buy you one get you one free
So let’s fill a cooler full of ice cold reasons
Raise ’em up like we ain’t missed a beat
Naw I bet it ain’t just me
‘Cause

Chorus
I bet this town wishes we would
Drive them old trucks out to the woods
Put some Levi’s scratches on the hood
With a blue jean baby
And I bet those fields ain’t seen a fire
Since we raised those goodbye beers up high
What you say we run it back real good?
I bet this town wishes we would
I bet this town wishes we would

Bridge
(Whoa)
Let’s get back to being us tonight
(Whoa)
So we should bring that back then back to life

Chorus
I bet this town wishes we would
Drive them old trucks out to the woods
Put some Levi’s scratches on the hood
With a blue jean baby
And I bet those fields ain’t seen a fire
Since we raised those goodbye beers up high
What you say we run it back real good?
I bet this town wishes we would
I bet this town wishes we would

Writer(s): Ben Hayslip, Jordan Walker, & Taylor Phillips
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