[Verse 1] I walked into that saloon on a Friday night Sawdust on the floor, Jukebox playing Waylon, cold beer in my hand That's when she smiled at me across the room [Verse 2] She smelled like honey and wildflower rain She took my hand like she knew my name We swayed to "Amarillo by Morning" slow and close That's the night I knew she was everything I'd chose [Chorus] Boots scuffing the wooden floor Swaying like we'd done it before Her hand finding mine in the dark That saloon became our mark Two bodies keeping time To a song that wasn't mine We didn't need the world to see Just her and me [Verse 3] The bartender stopped pouring, the crowd fell away Just the creak of the boards and Waylon's delay Her forehead against mine, her breath on my neck I was broke but I'd never been richer than that [Chorus] Boots scuffing the wooden floor Swaying like we'd done it before Her hand finding mine in the dark That saloon became our mark Two bodies keeping time To a song that wasn't mine We didn't need the world to see Just her and me [Bridge] Twenty years later, we still remember That night in September When the world fell away And forever began that day [Final Chorus] Boots scuffing the wooden floor Still swaying like before Her hand finding mine in the dark That saloon still our mark Two bodies keeping time To a song that wasn't mine We never needed the world to see Just her and me
