Tim McGraw - Southern Girl lyrics

Now I ain't sayin' them LA ladies
Don't know what they're doing
And I 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
Little bit crazy like New Orleans
Memphis blue and Daytona sunny
Soft as cotton in some cutoff jeans
Don't you know
Ain't nothing in the whole wide world
Like a southern girl

Southern girl rock my world
Hazel eyes and golden curls
Put on a country song
We'll dance all night long

A southern girl's mama probably taught her
How a lady should act
But a southern girl's probably got a
Barn somewhere reared out back
She'll get a little hay in her hair
Her tires in the mud
She's been caught in the rain
And washed in the blood
Likes cherries in her coke
Takes a little sip
Comes over to me with them
Sunburned lips and them

Kisses sweeter than Tupelo honey
Little bit crazy like New Orleans
Memphis blue and Daytona sunny
Soft as cotton in some cutoff jeans
Don't you know
Ain't nothing 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 talking about

Kisses sweeter than Tupelo honey
Little bit crazy like New Orleans
Memphis blue and Daytona sunny
Soft as cotton in some cutoff jeans
Don't you know
Ain't nothing in the whole wide world
Like a southern girl

Southern girl rock my world
Hazel eyes and golden curls
Put on a country song
We'll dance all night long