"Denim" lyrics
(feat. Max Jackson)
His 'ralls are worn, his skin is torn
And all he chased was a cowboy song
Living his life on a rodeo road
Never knowing if he's ever gonna come back home
Twenty years living wild and free
Always somewhere to go and nowhere to be
On a Saturday night at a small country bar
Working overtime, walking back to her car
Rodeo's done and the cowboys roll in
Looking for a pool table and a shot of gin
Coulda swore the sun was up in the middle of the night
With a fire in his heart and a twinkle in her eyes
Yeah, out of the blue denim
Watching the whole world change that night
He's out in [?]
Watching to see if he's alright
Got her wearing it head to toe to get to know
What his life's about
That blue denim's gonna fade right out
Her pretty face and her welcome smile
Warms up the whole place and drives the boys wild
Moved to the city for a chance at the stars
And moved back home to where they really are
She's fixed up her broken, she's never going back
And spends every weekend here serving up Jack
She's looking for a change, been looking for a sign
And it fell at her feet around a quarter to 9
It felt like a [?] when he asked her along
Felt like a gold buckle when she said, "Come on"
She knows that dirt, she's felt that sand
But it all felt knew when he held her hand
Out of the blue denim
Watching the whole world change that night
He's out in [?]
Watching to see if he's alright
Got her wearing it head to toe to get to know
What his life's about
That blue denim's gonna fade right out
Three-sixty-five 'til the rodeo comes back
He promised he'd be there in cowboy slacks
Yeah, out of the blue denim
Watching the whole world change that night
He's out in [?]
Watching to see if he's alright
Got her wearing it head to toe to get to know
What his life's about
That blue denim's gonna fade right out
Yeah, that blue denim's gonna fade right out
And all he chased was a cowboy song
Living his life on a rodeo road
Never knowing if he's ever gonna come back home
Twenty years living wild and free
Always somewhere to go and nowhere to be
On a Saturday night at a small country bar
Working overtime, walking back to her car
Rodeo's done and the cowboys roll in
Looking for a pool table and a shot of gin
Coulda swore the sun was up in the middle of the night
With a fire in his heart and a twinkle in her eyes
Yeah, out of the blue denim
Watching the whole world change that night
He's out in [?]
Watching to see if he's alright
Got her wearing it head to toe to get to know
What his life's about
That blue denim's gonna fade right out
Her pretty face and her welcome smile
Warms up the whole place and drives the boys wild
Moved to the city for a chance at the stars
And moved back home to where they really are
She's fixed up her broken, she's never going back
And spends every weekend here serving up Jack
She's looking for a change, been looking for a sign
And it fell at her feet around a quarter to 9
It felt like a [?] when he asked her along
Felt like a gold buckle when she said, "Come on"
She knows that dirt, she's felt that sand
But it all felt knew when he held her hand
Out of the blue denim
Watching the whole world change that night
He's out in [?]
Watching to see if he's alright
Got her wearing it head to toe to get to know
What his life's about
That blue denim's gonna fade right out
Three-sixty-five 'til the rodeo comes back
He promised he'd be there in cowboy slacks
Yeah, out of the blue denim
Watching the whole world change that night
He's out in [?]
Watching to see if he's alright
Got her wearing it head to toe to get to know
What his life's about
That blue denim's gonna fade right out
Yeah, that blue denim's gonna fade right out
