Heart of Gold and a Crooked Smile

[Verse 1]
He’s got a crooked smile, a boyish grin,
Laughs too loud at the wrong time again.
In a world so serious, he’s the odd one out,
But his heart shines brighter than the shadow of doubt.
[Chorus]
He’s too immature for this conversation,
But he’ll fix your fence without hesitation.
With a heart of gold and a hand to lend,
He’s the kind of man you’d call a friend.
And when he sees her, Lord, he’s undone,
The love of his life, his only one.
[Verse 2]
He'll stop on the road for a stray or two,
A tire iron in hand, boots scuffed through.
Every wrong turn, he still finds his way,
Living like kindness is the debt to pay.
[Prechorus]
Folks shake their heads, say he’s a fool,
But they don’t see the warmth that breaks the rule.
[Chorus]
He’s too immature for this conversation,
But he’ll fix your fence without hesitation.
With a heart of gold and a hand to lend,
He’s the kind of man you’d call a friend.
And when he sees her, Lord, he’s undone,
The love of his life, his only one.
[Bridge]
She says, "You’re a mess, but you’re my mess to hold,"
He laughs and says, "Darlin’, you’re my pot of gold."
Two broken halves that somehow fit,
A love so true, you can’t counterfeit.

country, 90's country, melodic, acoustic-driven with steel guitar accents; warm male vocals with a playful yet heartfelt tone