This song is about the economic laws of supply and demand, and the government's attempt to stop them. The narrator is moves drug. 'There ain't much traffic on the highway, there ain't much traffic on the lake' because the enforcement agencies took a lot of it. The narrator says that they didn't take any of his stuff, and he's still going strong. He also says his brother got a ride in a new crown vic, which is a standard police car. He was charged, but not convicted of moving on a federal level. The narrator says you can lock him up or kill him, but he'll keep selling drugs no matter what.
This song is about the economic laws of supply and demand, and the government's attempt to stop them. The narrator is moves drug. 'There ain't much traffic on the highway, there ain't much traffic on the lake' because the enforcement agencies took a lot of it. The narrator says that they didn't take any of his stuff, and he's still going strong. He also says his brother got a ride in a new crown vic, which is a standard police car. He was charged, but not convicted of moving on a federal level. The narrator says you can lock him up or kill him, but he'll keep selling drugs no matter what.