Boots, Beards & Butterflies (When Love Rode Through Town)

(Verse 1) Well I met him down at Daisy’s Bar, He winked at me from his brand-new car, I said, “Boy, that belt’s pure rodeo gold,” He said, “Hop on in, let’s see how love rolls.” We sang along to Shania loud, Two cowboys twirlin’ proud and proud. He tipped his hat and gave a grin, That’s when my heart jumped right on in. (Chorus) 🎶 Lordy, we lit up the night with our boots and our hearts, Two ten-gallon souls playin’ cupid’s parts! Fireworks poppin’, moonlight stuck, He kissed me sweet—my knees said, “Yuck!” but my heart said, “Shucks!” We didn’t need rules, just laughter and trust, When love rode through town on a cloud of dust. 🎶 (Verse 2) Now we dance through fields of wild champagne, Laughin’ so hard the cows complain, His beard’s full of glitter, my shirt’s half-unbuttoned, We look like Vegas and Nashville were cousins. The preacher drove by—Lord, he near passed out, We waved our hats and gave a shout: “Love ain’t a sin, it’s a Saturday night!” Then we two-stepped into the neon light. (Chorus) 🎶 Oh boots, beards, and butterflies, That spark in your eyes should be outlawed, guys! Lightning struck, but we didn’t duck, Cupid shot once and the arrow got stuck. From the hayloft moon to the county fair stage, We turned that dance into pure front-page. 🎶 (Bridge) Now every love song on the radio Sounds like it’s ours—don’tcha know? He calls me “Sugar,” I call him “Buck,” And every day’s another dose of dumb good luck. (Final Chorus – Key Change) 🎶 Yeehaw! Hearts go clang like spurs in flight, We shine like chrome in the soft moonlight. From the honky-tonk floor to the preacher’s frown, We’re the sweetest gossip in the whole dang town! No ifs, ands, or maybe’s, no ifs, ands, or buts— Just boots, beards, and butterflies—love rode through town and kicked up dust! 🎶