“I’m ambitious but don’t like work. I write love songs, can’t flirt. Awkward in conversation, but I’m Shakespeare when I’m texting, ha. Sweatpants but I’m still a lady. Trip and fall in public, gracefully. Wild, but I’m nerdy, I party hard ’til at least 9:30.”

“I’m always holding up the line cause I might be a little choosy. I do appreciate the fact you use a paper coosy. Shout out to my home girl her name is Theresa. We ain’t never met for real but you my favorite barista.”

“If you want to climb a ladder on a water tower. Then we’ll kick it with the stars for a couple hours. If you want to then we’re gonna get away up high. If you want to dip your toes where the water stops. Then we’ll let our feet hang off a fishing dock. If you want to then we’re gonna have to give it a try, that’s right,”

“I see the sunrise creeping in. Everything changes like the desert wind. Here she comes and then she’s gone again.”

“Don’t need no five star reservations, I’ve got spaghetti and a cheap bottle of wine. Don’t need no concert in the city, I’ve got a stereo and the best of Patsy Cline.”

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“I’m talking fancy. Where the food ain’t fast. Two forks, two knives. Bud Light in a glass.”

“You were made to shine under Southern stars. Pure as the mountain rain. You’re the love songs pouring out of this guitar. Sweeter than sugarcane.”

“Like I’ve been known to get drunk. Ride around in a pickup, but I don’t condone a DUI. And I’ve been known to give my heart away. Seems like yesterday I gave you mine.”

“If you trust your rebel heart, ride it into battle. Don’t be afraid, take the road less traveled. Wear out your boots and kick up the gravel. Don’t be afraid, take the road less traveled on.”

“Spinning you around and around in circles. It ain’t my style, but I don’t care. I’d do anything with you anywhere. Yes, you got me in the palm of your hand. ‘Cause, I don’t dance.”

“So I’m gonna sit right here, on the edge of this pier. Watch the sunset disappear, and drink a beer.”

“We used to get a little respect, now we’re lucky if we even get. To climb up in your truck, keep our mouth shut and ride along… and be the girl in a country song.”

“I wanna kiss you in the parking lot, under the moonlight. Kiss you running red lights, baby set the mood right.”

“Hey girl, what’s up? I know it’s late, but I knew you’d pick it up. Naw, I ain’t drunk. Okay, maybe I do have a little buzz but…”

“So come on baby let me take you on a night ride. Windows down sittin’ on my side. Tick tock now we’re knockin’ on midnight. Me and you girl runnin’ outta moonlight.”

“She stole my heart. Faster than a heat seeking missile on a mission. Faster than a bass took a hook when daddy fishing. Faster than a walnut rolls off a hen house. Faster than a whiskey shot goes down down South.”

“What we got is a little old fashioned. Baby you’re an instant classic. They don’t make ’em no more like you. So let the needle drop and play it all night. Might have a little static but it’s all right. Ain’t nothin gonna stop this groove.”

“I’m a blackjack label, you’re a classic glass of red. So girl watcha doing here tonight, messing up my bed. You don’t really love me, you just think that you do. I’m just a phase you’re going through.”

“This is the part, we call it a night. You get in your car, and I get into mine. You’re thinking about me, and I’m thinking bout you. We can go home alone, like we always do. But what if we don’t.”

“So I’ll play that mysterious line. I don’t say much, and just take my time. I bet you want to know what I’m thinking right now, I bet you want to know how it’s going to go down. I won’t say a word, I’ll just grin, And let you tell me what you want again.”

“Look at us with a picket fence, don’t got a lot of money but we’re making a dent. Old Ford truck with a dog in the back, now ain’t we livin’ the dream.”

“I bet you had a couple long nights sleeping alone. I bet even on a short drive if our song came on. You’d pull over on the shoulder and cry, thinking how we used to be. Girl, I bet you had a hard time getting over me.”

“Just a little too far, cause I was gonna be your forever. You were gonna be my wife, we didn’t know any better. Didn’t have a clue about life, but I was what you wanted you were what I needed. And we could meet in between, we were gonna be the greatest love story this town had ever seen.”

“Oh, kinda slow like the Mississippi rolls, it’s the only way I know. Man it ain’t my fault, I just live the way I talk.”

“Thought that was all I needed ’til you came around. To loosen things up and hold them down. But the taste of your kiss on my lips. Aw, it’s workin’ for me. Girl, you know your love can fix anything. Like duct tape and WD-40.”

“Baby, we can fly high. Touching heaven tonight. Take it to a place we never been. Baby, we can chance it. First kiss, landed. Diving off the edge. Baby, going all in.”

“Hey whiskey, why you gotta make him miss me. Why does he only call me up when he throws you down, wanting me more with every round. Hey bourbon, why you gotta leave him burning. Feeling that old flame he used to have when he was with me. Hey whiskey.”

“But I’d be fine watching you watch the sun go down, with your head on my chest and a blanket on the ground. ‘Cause everybody wants to chase the rainbow and find a pot of gold. Hoping for a suitcase full of money, but all I want is you honey.”

“The hangover I’ll go through, won’t have nothing on you. So bartender, how ’bout another round? Yeah, I know that I’m ignoring all the warnings, but I’ll worry about the morning in the morning.”

“If you ever feel like ditchin’ your man, grab your kids hit the road with a country band. There’s room for all y’all inside of my van, we could start our lives all over again.”