Country Song by Frankie Bourne

Baby let me write you a country song
I could sing it to you from the evening until the break of dawn
You can sing along when you get drunk and stoned
So baby let me write you a country song

About the girl next door,
Living on the fourth floor of a brownstone
Out of place amidst the craze of the city maze
Or some lost love left behind that left you lonesome
With a country girl name like Maggy May

About getting good, or getting gone
A song about the girl with the curls
That you couldn’t help but put the moves on
A sweet lullaby, to make you smile,
Might make you cry in the middle of the night
But baby, maybe, well I just might

So Baby let me write you a country song
I could sing it to you from the evening until the break of dawn
And you can sing along when you get drunk and stoned
So baby let me write you a country song

About stars at night and homemade blackberry pie,
About the move that you groove and that warm look in your eye
About a pickup truck, a dog named Lou,
Some cowboy boots, a shotgun, or lover’s blues

Yeah, Baby let me write you a country song
I can sing it to you from the evening until the break of dawn
You can sing along when you get drunk and stoned
So baby let me write you a country song

Yeah, Baby let me write you a country song
Yeah, Baby let me write you a country song
Yeah, Baby let me write you a country song

• Alt County
• Americana
• Rock
• alt-americana
• alternative
• blues rock
• indie
• indie rock
• roots rock
• singer-songwriter
• Sonoma