My Georgia Girl

Verse 1 She’s got sweetness running through her veins Bare feet on the porch when it starts to rain Laughs like the summer, talks like a song Makes every place she walks into feel like home Pre-Chorus I’ve seen the world from a highway mile But nothing stops me cold like her smile Chorus My Georgia Girl, in the morning light Magnolia sweet, you’re my favorite sight Red clay roots and a heart of gold The best thing this old world ever told My Georgia Girl Verse 2 She hums old hymns when she thinks she’s alone Keeps wildflowers in a jar by the phone Knows every back road, every hidden creek The kind of beauty that the cameras can’t keep Pre-Chorus I’ve chased a lot of sunsets, wasted a lot of miles Came home to those eyes every time Chorus My Georgia Girl, in the morning light Magnolia sweet, you’re my favorite sight Red clay roots and a heart of gold The best thing this old world ever told My Georgia Girl Bridge Georgia pines reaching for the sky She’s the reason I don’t wonder why I’d trade every highway, every distant shore Just to sit beside her near that old screen door Final Chorus My Georgia Girl, in the fading light Magnolia sweet, you’re my reason why Red clay roots and a soul like gold The greatest story this heart ever told My Georgia Girl