Any Good Women Left

[Verse 1]
Buddy asked me at the bar last night
"Man, you still tryin' to find a wife?"
I just stirred the ice in my drink
Watched some couple dance, tried not to think
About her ring on the dash of my old Ford
Said she needed space, walked out the door
Now every first date feels like a test
Got me prayin' in the dark, just one more yes
[Chorus]
Are there any good women left in the world
Who still dance barefoot in the kitchen
Sing along wrong to the radio
Hold on when the road starts kickin'
Someone who means what she says when she says "I'm here"
Stays when it gets tough, not just when it's good
Lord, I'm out here searchin', hat in my hand
Wonderin' if there's any good women left who still want a good man
[Verse 2]
Mama says "Son, don't you lose that heart
Your daddy found me late, took a while to start"
She still wears his name like a favorite shirt
Swears real love's worth a little hurt
I see a teacher in the booth, grading tests
A tired nurse in scrubs, drinkin' off the stress
Maybe one of them is talkin' to her friends
Sayin' "Is there any good man left left in the end?"
[Chorus]

country, Modern country ballad with male vocals, warm acoustic guitars and gentle pedal steel. First verse intimate and conversational over sparse band, chorus widens with harmony stack and steady drums. Subtle organ pad and melodic bass in the second half; leave room for a vulnerable lead vocal and a sing-along chorus that climbs emotionally without going power-ballad huge., heartfelt, world