Oh-whoa Oh-whoa Oh-whoa Baby, I got to know why do we take it slow? I don't want you to go Baby, I got to know, hmm How you feel and how you taste You can't ever be replaced My forever, everyday Only you can keep me sane, keep me sane, yeah, yeah Oh-whoa Oh-whoa Oh-whoa Oh-whoa Yeah, girl, I can't wait gotta know now How do you taste? Can I find out? Baby, put it back, make it pop out This could take a while Makin' a mess at my mom's house Baby, don't wait it'll burn out Baby, can we vibe? Oh, let's vibe out We should take, let's take a while Baby, I got to know (know-oh-oh) Why do we take it slow? (Slow, oh, no) I don't want you to go (to go, she go, no) Baby, I got to know (to know, hmm) How you feel and how you taste You can't ever be replaced (no, no) My forever, everyday Only you can keep me sane (yeah), keep me sane, yeah, yeah Oh-whoa Oh-whoa Oh-whoa Oh-whoa

Drop it real low. then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a, buck it like a, buck it like a Bronco You got me thinking about knocking them boots off Hotter than a 12 Gauge right when it shoots off Never seen a country girl moving it like this I think I saw a girl in a movie just like this Anything she want man she knows how to get it And if you look in her eyes an know you want forget it A little bit of brown mixed with some green In a camoflauge pattern that you ain't never seen Yep I'm about to try my luck, So I mossy right over and I said whatssup You're sure looking lovely tonight and she smiled And said my name's Dixie and I love to get wild Shake what you got let me see A little more from the celing to the floor Let me see what you working with Drop it real low then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a buck buck buck it like a Bronco Shake what you got let me see A little more from the celing to the floor Let me see what you working with Drop it real low then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a buck buck buck it like a Bronco See you doing your thang well baby girl go ahead Southern Bell and I swear she's thicker than corn bread Walking with my chest out hoping that she noticed me And she's so sweet that she got to be a Georgia peach Flip flop pretty feet shots of the whiskey Hope I don't over heat because she's hotter than fish grease Said she's got a couple of friends that she can bring along Now I need a wing man grab the phone hit Demon Jones DJ put the needle on something we can sing along Something in the air is telling me that I won't leave alone Baby going crazy and I'm faded Dirty Dancing like Patrick Swayze amazing Now we riding around bumping outlaw music 100 miles an hour like the outlaws do it You know we can go anywhere that you wanna roll Then you saddle up welcome to the rodeo Shake what you got let me see A little more from the celing to the floor Let me see what you working with Drop it real low then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a buck buck buck it like a Bronco Shake what you got let me see A little more from the celing to the floor Let me see what you working with Drop it real low then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a buck buck buck it like a Bronco Here we go, here we go, she's dancing On the bar pouring everybody's shots While she drinks from a jar Dukes are so tight don't know how she fits in I can't wait get below the Mason Dixon Shes looking for more than a eight second ride Buckin like a Bronco with her hand in the sky And she can tame a Brahma bull The way she stays on it is remarkable You can see the boys and the girls' jaws drop The way she moves her body might make your heart stop, uhh Pace-maker shaking under the light She's got moves to make it back to life When she starts to Shake what you got let me see A little more from the celing to the floor Let me see what you working with Drop it real low then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a buck buck buck it like a Bronco Shake what you got let me see A little more from the celing to the floor Let me see what you working with Drop it real low then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a buck buck buck it like a Bronco Oh no she drops it real low On a tailgate of a Silverado She must be a pro I was like woah She threw me the keys and whispered let's go (Da, da, da, da, da) (Da, da, da, da, da) (Da, da, da, da, da) Buck it like a buck it like a Bronco Shake what you got let me see A little more from the celing to the floor Let me see what you working with Drop it real low then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a buck buck buck it like a Bronco Shake what you got let me see A little more from the celing to the floor Let me see what you working with Drop it real low then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a buck buck buck it like a Bronco Let me see it a little more yeah Let me see what you're working with Then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a Bronco buck it like a Bronco Let me see it a little more Let me see what you're working with yeah Then buck it like a Bronco Buck it like a Bronco buck it like a Bronco

I remember it all very well, lookin' back It was the summer I turned eighteen We lived in a one-room, worn out shack On the outskirts of New Orleans We didn't have money for food or rent To say the least, we was hard pressed Then Mama spent every last penny we had To buy me a dancin' dress Mama washed and combed and curled my hair And she painted my eyes and lips Stepped into a satin dancin' dress That had a slit in the side clean up to my hips It was red velvet trim, and it fit me good Starin' back from the lookin' glass There stood a woman where a half-gown boy had stood "Here's your one chance, Fancy, don't let me down Here's your one chance, Fancy, don't let me down" Mama dabbed a little bit of perfume on my neck And she kissed my cheek I could see the tears wellin' up in her troubled eyes As she started to speak She looked at our pitiful shack And then she looked at me and took a ragged breath She said, "Your pa's runned off, and I'm real sick And the baby's gonna starve to death" She handed me a heart-shaped locket that said "To thine own self be true" And I shivered as I watched a roach crawl across The toe of my high heeled shoe It sounded like somebody else that was talkin' Askin', "Mama, what do I do?" She said, "Just be nice to the gentlemen, Fancy They'll be nice to you" "Here's your chance, Fancy, don't let me down Here's your one chance, Fancy, don't let me down Lord, forgive me for what I do But if you want out, well, it's up to you Now don't let me down now Your mama's gonna move you uptown" That was the last time I saw my ma The night I left that rickety shack The welfare people came and took the baby Mama died, and I ain't been back But the wheels of fate had started to turn And for me there was no way out It wasn't very long 'til I knew exactly What my mama'd been talkin' about I knew what I had to do, but I made myself this solemn vow Said I was gonna be a lady someday Though it didn't matter when or how I couldn't see spending the rest of my life With my head held down in shame You know I might have been born just plain white trash But Fancy was my name "Here's your one chance, Fancy, don't let me down Here's your one chance, Fancy, don't let me down" It wasn't long after a benevolent man Took me in off the street And one week later, I was pourin' his tea In a five-room hotel suite I charmed a king, a congressman And the occasional aristocrat I got me a Georgia mansion And an elegant New York townhouse flat And I ain't done bad Now in this life, there's a lot of self-righteous hypocrites That call me bad And criticize mama for turning me out No matter how little we had And though I ain't had to worry 'bout nothin' For now on fifteen years I can still hear the desperation In my poor mama's voice ringin' in my ears "Here's your one chance, Fancy, don't let me down Here's your one chance, Fancy, don't let me down Lord, forgive me for what I do But if you want out, well, it's up to you Now don't let me down Your mama's gonna move you uptown" (Fancy)

Catch 'em by surprise and Chasin' the horizon Nothing holds me down Askin', "Where the time's gone?" Dreamin' with the lights on Tryna keep your eyes on Something along the rise You and I Bide our time And I Miss summertime Catch him on the run, they Punish those who love young Never right on time Watch each other fallin' Always catch the call and Whistle while we're walkin' Something inside me dies You and I Why? Oh, why? And I miss summertime Keep on rockin', baby Keep on risin' on the tide (Somewhere along the rise) Son of a gun and maybe We'll be riding all night (Something inside me dies) You and I (you and I) You and I By and by And I I miss summertime You and I (you and I) Yeah, you and I Why? Oh, why And I I miss summertime

Red sky at morning, I still think of calling You met me alone in the city A fisherman's son, my dad liked to run Can't picture your face, but I know it was pretty Yeah, you drew me that night I saw love in your eyes But I didn't know how to begin When I walked you to mine, promised we'd take our time Baby, some of us we ain't meant to win Saddle up and ride on down Maybe when the tide comes out Come and find me Waiting on the street where we met Haven't found the time to forget Funny what we lose, yeah, when we bet Hey! Red sky at night, I was holding too tight You left me alone by the Thames Under waterloo's shine, had a dream we were fine Maybe somehow we were, in between Still there's something 'bout men that I don't understand They're always leaving wherever they've been Brush it off with a shrug, I don't know much about love Still I give it a try now and then Saddle up and ride on down Maybe when the tide comes out Come and find me Waiting on the street where we met Haven't found the time to forget Funny what we lose, yeah, when we bet Red skies all gone, I guess it's been long I haven't gone back that much to your city Still nothing compares to the night we were there It's okay – I don't want any pity Yeah, but spare me a thought if you got any heart I know you had one deep inside I don't miss you that much but baby, watching you blush Some of us, we just gotta ride Some of us, we gotta saddle up and ride Saddle up and ride Yeah, saddle up and ride Saddle up and – and ride Oooh Saddle up and ride

Hurry over and cry, Lafayette I knew that I'd lose you the moment we met But the bayou still sings every night in my head Though I can't understand what it wants I love when it rains, but I hate getting wet Never thought it'd be me that you'd haunt Can't remember your words, Lafayette You said, "Word's didn't matter, it's what's in your head" But if you don't ask then you're bound not to get Still I know what you said wasn't wrong I can't turn a corner or walk down the street Without seeing your face come along Last born son, yeah, loaded gun You know I recall somebody saying, "There ain't no cowboys left" But they ain't met mе and they ain't met you, Lafayette They ain't met me, Lafayette, ooh They ain't met you, Lafayette The months march away, Lafayette I hear it takes years for the heart to reset Yeah, but one of these days, I'll be done with regret Didn't think it would take me this long Still sing Delta dawn when I catch a sunset I remember how you loved that song Last born son, yeah, loaded gun You know I recall somebody saying, "There ain't no cowboys left" But they ain't met me and they ain't met you, Lafayette

The sun goes down, another dreamless night You're right by my side You wake me up, you say it's time to ride In the dead of night Strange canyon road, strange look in your eyes You shut them as we fly, as we fly Stark, hollow town, Carson city lights Baby let's get high Spend a johnny's cash, hitch another ride We laugh until we cry You say "go fast", I say "hold on tight" In the dead of night, dead of night See, see the boys as they walk on by See, see the boys as they walk on by As they walk on by, as they walk on by As they walk on It's enough to make a young man Six summers down, another dreamless night You're not by my side Scratch on the moon, like a familiar smile Stained on my mind Some other town, someone else's life Dead in the night, in the night See, see the boys as they walk on by See, see the boys as they walk on by See, see the boys as they walk on by As they walk on by, as they walk on by As they walk on It's enough to make a young man