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She wore a cowboy hat with steel toe boots, an angel in disguise she was on the loose
Two looks later and three stumbles back, I gathered my nerve and I planned my attack
She was shakin’ off the pain of love gone wrong, sittin’ at the bar, drinkin’ him gone
The more we talked the better I could see, she’d never been with a man who fulfilled her needs
And then the, bartender came over said what’ll it be
What’ll the lady have, and it all became clear to me
CHORUS

I was in the 3rd grade on a yellow bus
smaller than most but I was still tough
had a backpack of books and my lunch in a brown paper bag
jimmy rowe was from the other side of town
wore a black bandanna cap turned 'round
everybody knew not to get in jimmy's way
10 stops later jimmy got on the bus
he wanted my seat but I didn't budge

headin' into town on 109
drivin? like junior gotta make some time
we ain?t got no plans no place to be
just good ol' boys lettin? off steam
tearin' up the red dirt
arlington to fort worth
karaoke rock star
dancin' in the stockyards

there?s an old wood shack with neon lights on the alabama georgia line
it?s a place to let loose on a saturday night and leave monday through friday behind
they got a rusty old tub filled with longnecks of bud and a country band from tennessee
lining up the dance floor is what the weekend?s for
it?s the honky tonk place to be

CHORUS
so if you?re in the mood for a little bit ?o knee slappin? country dancin?

I can tell you that you’re never gonna be alone again
I can tell you those lonely nights are done
I can tell you that you can always run to me
And you’ll always be safe in my arms
But I won’t be the one that you dream about when you fall asleep tonight
So don’t come callin’ on me when things don’t work out right, because

I don’t want to be in second place, don’t want a broken heart, don’t want to be in the race

owntown in the square, on a Tuesday afternoon
She was fixin' her hair, she caught me staring at the moon
She was new in town, ‘'bout a week maybe two
By herself eating lunch I had to make my move so sly
So I reached inside, pulled out a line, and to my surprise

She said, she said next Friday night
She said, she said