Nhạc sĩ: Jaren Johnston, Lee Thomas Miller, Rodney Clawson
Lời đăng bởi: 86_15635588878_1671185229650
Now, I ain't sayin' a million ladies don't know what they're doin'
And I've been in love with New York City a time or two
I had some Seattle coffee, some Chicago wind
Some Kansas wheat fields I'd love to see again
But the fireflies play where the cattails grow
And them southern girls, they talk nice and slow
With kisses sweeter than Tupelo, honey
A little bit crazy like New Orleans
Memphis blue and Daytona sunny
Soft as cotton in some cut-off jeans, don't you know?
Ain't nothin' in the whole wide world like a southern girl
A southern girl's mama probably taught her how a lady should act
But a southern girl's probably got a barn from a weird-out fact
She'll get a little hair in her hair, her tires in the mud
She's been caught in the rain and washed in the blood
Bites cherries in her coat, takes a little sip
Comes over to me with them summer lips
And them kisses sweeter than Tupelo, honey
A little bit crazy like New Orleans
Memphis blue and Daytona sunny
Soft as cotton in some cut-off jeans, don't you know?
Ain't nothin' in the whole wide world like a southern girl
If you've ever seen Savannah heat up when the stars come out
Well, then, fellas, come on, you know what I'm talkin' about
Kisses sweeter than Tupelo, honey
A little bit crazy like New Orleans
Memphis blue and Daytona sunny
Soft as cotton in some cut-off jeans, don't you know?
Ain't nothin' in the whole wide world like a southern girl
If you've ever seen Savannah heat up when the stars come out
Well, then, fellas, come on, you know what I'm talkin' about