Country Again

Writers: David Beinkemper

[Verse]

I flew out to get her I still felt the same

Said she’s tired of the city lights needs a change

Is she gonna go and break my heart like back then

I worry if she can ever really be country again

[Chorus]

She’s from here in the country, born and raised

In her leather mini skirt and hat lookin’ tuff

Hanging at the rodeo like we did back in the day

Is it me or the city that she really loves

She’s acting all country but is it really true

She gets a little more glammed up then she use too

That smile she’s throwing looks more like a half hearted grin

Could she ever really ever be country again?

[Verse]

Seems happy to be back see family and friends

But her boots didn’t quite fit like they did back then

Little less draw when she spoke whatever she’d say

Should’ve known the big city start to take her country away

[Chorus]

She’s from here in the country, born and raised

In her leather mini skirt and hat lookin’ tuff

Hanging at the rodeo like we did back in the day

Is it me or the city she that really loves

She’s acting all country but is it really true

She gets a little more glammed up then she use too

That smile she’s throwing looks more like a half hearted grin

Could she ever really ever be country again?

[Bridge]

Sitting on the coffee table falling out of her purse

A New York City ticket in an envelope from Kurt

Never even mentioned it will she tell me good bye

I guess country again wasn’t what she wants out of life

[Chorus]

Said she’s staying in the country, born and raised

In her leather mini skirt and hat lookin’ tuff

She’s laughing at me guess I got mud on my face

It never was the city it’s me that she loves

She’s acting all country cause it’s really true

She got more glammed up but that was for me too

I should’ve known that smile had a gonna get ya grin

All she ever wanted was me and be country again?

All she ever wanted was me and be country again?

All she ever wanted was me and be country again?

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