What country singer sings that song about being born to mothers who smoke and drank, and what is the song?

It is Bucky Covington. The song is called 'A different world' .

A Different World

Bucky Covington

We were born to mothers who smoked and drank

Our cribs were covered in lead based paint

No child proof lids no seat belts in cars

Rode bikes with no helmets and still here we are, still here we are

We got daddy’s belt when we misbehaved

Had three TV channels you got up to change

No video games and no satellite

All we had were friends and they were outside, playin’ outside

Chorus

It was a different life

When we were boys and girls

Not just a different time

It was a different world

School always started the same every day

The pledge of allegiance then someone would pray

Not every kid made the team when they tried

We got disappointed and that was all right, we turned out all right

Chorus

Bridge

No bottled water, we drank from a garden hose

And every Sunday, all the stores were closed

Chorus

Chorus

It was a different world

Bucky Covington isn't quite old enough to sing this song!!! I was born in the 60's and at that time doctors told pg moms NOT to quit smoking because that would be cruel to the mom. This song describes my childhood to a T ! Whoever wrote that song could have lived right there with me. (Wish I'd written it $$$$$!)

A different World by Bucky Covington

The singer is American Idol finalist "Bucky Covington"

The song is "A Different World"

Bucky Covington....A Different World!

It's Bucky Covington, I hate that part of the song, it's never Ok to smoke while you pg

bucky covington

different world

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