[Verse 1] Rolled into a border cantina off the old highway She was nursin' a longneck, starin' at the saguaros sway Her man's always ridin' fence, out where the signals fade She looked my way and smiled like trouble that won't wait [Pre-Chorus] S he leaned in close, dust on her boots, fire in her eyes Said "I ain't lookin' for forever, just tonight's disguise" [Chorus] She said "I can be had And I can be bad, But I'd rather be loved Than stuck out here between good and bad" (Under these Saguaro shadows, where the line gets thin and gone) [Verse 2] The jukebox played some old heartache, steel guitar weep Coyotes answered back like they approved the leap She traced the ring on her finger, said it feels like chains But tonight the desert's callin', wash away the pain [Pre-Chorus] We slipped out back where the moonlight hits the sand No promises, no regrets—just two lost souls hand in hand [Chorus] She said "I can be had And I can be bad, boy But I'd rather be loved Than stuck out here between good and bad" (Where the heat rises slow, and the bad feels like home) [Bridge – build the rock, guitar solo vibe] Dawn's creepin' over the mountains, paintin' the sky red She'll head back to her empty bed, I'll hit the road instead But we'll both carry this secret like a brand-new scar In the land of endless horizons, under a watchin' star [Final Chorus – amp it, add harmonies or fade with twang] I can be had I can be bad, But I'd rather be loved Than wander forever somewhere between good and bad (Somewhere between good... and bad... in this Arizona dawn)
