(Verse 1)
I rode too close
Now I can’t look away
A dark secret with a cowboys face
He reached for my hand
and the whole night went wrong
But the way he touched —made my whole world melt
(Pre-chorus)
I should’ve know better
That a man like that—
But my heart ran wild when he tipped his hat and smiled
(Chorus)
I should’ve turned away
Let him keep his shade
But when his silence pulled there was smoke in his stare
Then he said my name
Like he was already there
(Verse 2)
We met on that dead end road
Cross roads at our backs
His black hat down low and dice in his hands
Flashing his silver teeth
A scar on his face
His grin was a dare
A city boy with a cowboy hat
Me in worn out jeans
Boots covered in dust and hay
Silver spurs breaking into the night
(Pre-chorus)
Hard to get
Hard to hold
Silver buckle
Burning like a fuse in the cold
This cowgirl will wreck his game
He learned my silence my moves my patience
No grand casino promises
Just a slow burning thunder in our eyes
(Chorus)
I should’ve turned away
Let him keep his shade
But when his silence pulled
there was smoke in his stare
Then he said my name
Like he was already there
I laughed like a match in a dry grass field igniting a wildfire to melt our wild black hearts
galloping on that thick ice
Catch me if you can!
I can see through your smoke like an old worn out trench coat
(Pre-chorus)
Dust on my boots
Rain and lightning in his bones
Something wild tied up on the inside
Waiting for his escape
He lit the spark
I was the storm
When the hurricane rolled
We watched the whole world blow
(Chorus)
I should’ve turned away
Let him keep his shade
But when his silence pulled there was smoke in his stare
Then he said my name
Like he was already there
I rode too close
Now I can’t look away
A dark secret with a cowboys face
He reached for my hand and the whole night went wrong
But the way he touched made my whole world melt