Country Girls

(Brian Hendrix)

I grew up in the hollers of the Appalachia. I'm convinced that there's nothing like a country girl. So I decided I'd write an anthem for those country girls. They deserve it. Plus I think the second verse is very clever - got some double entendre happening for the college football fans out there.

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She smiled at me from across the road And I nearly crashed my truck Seen a white tank-top through my rear-view I couldn't back up fast enough A country girl, a ball cap on A gravel road in her bare feet Walkin' home with an ol' cane pole The spirit came up over me Good God, her shape was too damn perfect I said that aloud, I think she heard it (Chorus) Hey, mama, when you're in them jeans You don't know what it means to me when you sing Take me home, Wynonna Little baby, sippin' on Jim Beam Eatin' barbecue, shootin' 22s, it's her scene Oh, Lord, it makes me wanna Drop down, hit my knees, oh my word And thank God for country girls She was at the lake, at half past eight Good Lord, and it was hot With her friends, chuggin' beers clean down I thought I'd take my shot I was stunned right there, her auburn hair Wet and flowing to her thighs I couldn't move my legs or close my mouth You go, girl; roll damn Tide All in them short shorts while she's fishin' Might make a man get some religion (Chorus) I've seen some girls from across the way New York through Californ' But they can't hold a candle to Girls from where I was born Those farmland girls, their country charm Bodies of a southern belle You might serve the Lord and wear the cloth But you know they're hot as hell Hello, you ladies, have you missed me Ready or not, here I come, Dixie (Chorus)

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