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Love Like A Country Song

 

By

 

Robby Richardson & Ellis G. Tilley

 

 

[Robby]

It started at a baseball game American classic

She had a blue hat and eyes to match that

I saw her laughing and drinking a tall boy

Puppy dog eyes in hope she drinks down this tall boy

Her beautiful eyes gazed up my way

Rolled in a circle with the clear “give me a break”

 

I expected her to walk up and ask me to dance

I expected her to want to get buzzed and take a chance

So, it happens to follow your heart...a race that never starts

Her subtle glances fluttered my heart seemed to string me along

Love Like A Country Song

 

[Ellis]

“Two can play that game” I said in my head

As a blonde bombshell stopped just ahead

Of where me and my friends sat wolf-whistling

Catching the attention of all those around us

Except the blue-eyed beauty, whose head I wanted to turn

So her heart would fill with jealously as she learnt

I was looking at another but instead she just gazed

At the handsome tall boy as he dazed through the game

 

I expected her this morning to have picked out her finest blouse

For our make believe date at her father’s boathouse

So I could finally hold her in my arms

The night that I have been planning for so long

A date like a country song

 

[Robby]

Put out my mind continue the drinking game

Headed to a bar over on the west side…the best side

We sang Elton John and some Luke Bryan

Beer in my hand raised to the fan

Circling like cupid overhead

 

I saw you with your girls and you saw me with my guys

My smile begged to at least give me a try

Come on baby pull me aside let’s take this ride

Throw out the why and take me on for a size I’m quite a surprise

 

I expected her to walk up and say hi

I expected her to flash me those heartbreak eyes

I expected a game of pool, a dance on a bar stool, a whiskey connoisseur

A woman that could string me along...like

Love Like A Country Song

 

[Ellis]

And finally I believe I have got through to you

You let me buy you a beer as you undo

The top two buttons of your shirt

I had known all along you were just playing hard to get

That other guy wasn’t a threat, you were always my Juliet

And as you fiddled with a cigarette, I knew

we were writing our own country song

 

I expected her attention to last all night

I expected maybe she’d be a little more polite

By sticking around, staying by my side

But I knew how she felt from the other side of the room by the flash of her thong

A passionate love like a country song

 

[Robby]

As the night grew long it was time to say goodbye

My friends pushing me asking myself, “should I”

I took a breath, took a step, stop this pounding in my chest

This is as thick as nervousness gets

“Hello baby I just want to spend a little time with you

Just wanted to know if I could have a little drink with you

If you could give me a wink and see the best of me

You’re so fine it makes sense to me to drink you like Hennessy

So don’t throw away this moment, me and you here to own it”

 

I expected her to take my hand to the dance floor

I expected her to want just one more

I expected her to say that she missed me and to kiss me

For her hands to grip me…and let us sway

I expected her to want to drink the night away

 

[Ellis]

But I was left a laughing stock, a complete fool

Lied to by the country songs written only to ridicule

The unlucky in love

The ones who are not eye candy

And as she giggled with her friends skipped away all dandy

I slumped to the ground, crowned with humiliation

Mocked by the voice of Dolly Parton as it played in the bar

She had said to me “oh no no, you are rather bizarre”

And taken the hand of a wannabe rock star.

 

[Robby]

I expected us to fall madly in love like it was a sign from above

But I was wrong as before she’d gone

She turned to me singing her swan song

No love like a country song

 

The End