Blonde Hair, Blue Eyes
Verse 1
She rolled up in that sunset glow,
Windows down on a gravel road.
Golden hair blowing wild and free,
Like a field of wheat in Tennessee.
Got a smile that steals the hurt away,
Turns my darkest nights to brighter days.
Every time she laughs at me,
Lord, that’s where I’m meant to be.
Pre-Chorus
She’s the spark in every small-town Friday night,
The reason these old wheels keep rolling right.
Chorus
She’s my blonde-haired, blue-eyed baby,
Drives this old heart half crazy.
Like a full moon shining over a country sky,
She’s my heaven in a pair of blue eyes.
When she takes my hand, the whole world fades,
Every prayer I prayed finally found its way.
If forever’s got a face, then maybe—
It’s my blonde-haired, blue-eyed baby.
Verse 2
She don’t need diamonds or a city view,
Just a tailgate and a sky that’s blue.
Bonfire sparks and a six-string song,
Wrapped in her arms where I belong.
She kisses me like she’s got all night,
Makes every wrong thing feel so right.
She’s the reason I believe,
Love’s still growing like the autumn leaves.
Bridge
One day we’ll watch our babies run,
Barefoot laughing in the summer sun.
If they get her smile and those blue eyes too,
I’ll thank the good Lord every afternoon.
Final Chorus
She’s my blonde-haired, blue-eyed baby,
Still drives this old heart half crazy.
Every mile, every dream, every road I ride,
She’s right there by my side.
Till the last song plays and the stars all fade,
I’ll love that girl the same old way.
Yeah, forever starts and never ends
With my blonde-haired, blue-eyed baby…
Yeah, my blonde-haired, blue-eyed baby.
