Every Girl

Well, she was born in the morning, late October, San Antone Oh, she's every girl I've ever known Well, she was born in the morning, late October, San Antone Oh, she's every girl I've ever known And she don't talk about religion, she talks about the stones Oh, she's every girl I've ever known And her tongue is like the Devil when she tries to concentrate She says she don't want marriage, but she still believes in fate And she stands her ground too defiantly, but cries when she's alone Oh, she's every girl I've ever known And now her voice, it is a melody that sings just like a bird Oh, she's every song I've ever heard And her heartbeat is a rhythm that commands her every word Oh, she's every song I've ever heard She reflects the world in happiness and echos all the pain Her smile's the world of sunrise, her cries to make it rain And she hides the truth discretely, you'd have to take her word Oh, she's every song I've ever heard Well, she's the sober Sunday kitchen conversation with my dad Oh, she's every friend I've ever had Well, we never failed to cut a trail whenever times were bad Oh, she's every friend I've ever had She's a flighty good-time buddy in the corner of the bar But she'd fight the Devil for ya just for being who you are And she's the last to cast a stone, although she'd love to leave you mad Oh, she's every friend I've ever had Well, she was born in the morning, late October, San Antone