ALL Boots , no COWBOY_3

[melodic pop country] [playful romance] [female vocalist playful uplifting] [gritty charm, Southern swagger] [playful uplifting vulgar ] Verse 1: I need a Marlboro man with some big, rough hands And an old Dodge Ram in the driveway He’s got charm like the South, yeah, he’s all about Pickin’ me up, takin' me out every Friday Pre-Chorus: He's got boots that are scuffed and a hat tipped low With a smile that can light up the whole back road Got a wild heart but a gentle touch And when he wraps me up, oh it’s more than enough Chorus: I need the real thing, tough but a gentleman Real twang, got it straight from the Southland Ladies, let him know you’re all boots, no cowboy Better back on up – he’s all heart, all wild! [harmonica solo] Verse 2: I ain’t lookin’ for show, don’t need rodeo Just a backwoods man with a heart of gold He’ll take me dancing to a slow steel string And we’ll two-step to the beat of old country kings Solo [Instrumental]: [Banjo and electric guitar duet, trading licks with a bit of twang and sass, building up to a bold, powerful finish before the next verse] Verse 3: Got a firelight glow and his arms pulled tight On a front porch swing under starry nights He ain’t afraid of the work, or the dirt on his shirt But he treats me like gold, knows what I’m worth Chorus: I need the real thing, tough but a gentleman Real twang, got it straight from the Southland Ladies, let him know you’re all boots, no cowboy Better back on up – he’s all heart, all wild! Outro Chorus: Yeah, I need the real thing, no rhinestone show Just a strong, steady hand and a heart that’s slow Ladies, let him know you’re all boots, no cowboy If you’re after just the look, better leave my man behind