Upcoming Concerts for Dallas Smith
Featured In
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Dallas Smith
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Tom Douglas
Songwriter
Jaren Johnston
Songwriter
Jonathan Singleton
Songwriter
Lyrics
(Ooh-ooh-ooh)
(Ooh-ooh-ooh)
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You can call us windows down and country cranked up
Hot girls, cold beer and pickup trucks
Swingin' hips and cherry gloss lips
That's pretty much what it is
Well, you can call us bang-up Fords and beat-up Chevys
Fender leaned on and hand-me-down from daddy
Watchin' this big ol' world spin around
Poppin' 'em up and droppin' them down
All the beers drank on 'em
All the stars counted on 'em
First kisses and Friday nights
And Daisy Duke tan legs swingin' off of 'em
All the planes watched on 'em
All the babies made on 'em
I know it might sound cliché but that's okay
The truth is a lot of life gets lived
And love gets made
Between hoods and tailgates
(Ooh-ooh-ooh)
You can call us moonshine, box wine, Boone's farm sippin'
Hand over heart and trucker hat tippin'
Steel guitar and five-string Joe
Maybe little more of that on the radio
Watchin' this big ol' world spin around
Poppin' 'em up and droppin' them down
All the beers drank on 'em
All the stars counted on 'em
First kisses and Friday nights
And Daisy Duke tan legs swingin' off of 'em
All the planes watched on 'em
All the babies made on 'em
I know it might sound cliché but that's okay
The truth is a lot of life gets lived
And love gets made
Between hoods and tailgates
(Ooh-ooh-ooh)
Whoa-oh-ooh-oh, baby you and me
(You and me, you and me, you and me, you and me)
Whoa-oh-ooh-oh, made a lot of memories
(Memories, memories, memories)
All the beers drank on 'em
All the stars counted on 'em
First kisses and Friday nights
And Daisy Duke tan legs swingin' off of 'em
All the planes watched on 'em
All the babies made on 'em
I know it might sound cliché but that's okay
The truth is a lot of life gets lived
And love gets made
Between hoods and tailgates
(Ooh-ooh-ooh)
(Ooh-ooh-ooh)
(Ooh-ooh-ooh)
Written by: Jaren Johnston, Jonathan Singleton, Tom Douglas