Blonde and Blue

(Verse 1)

Well I was two-steppin’ into town,

Boot heels tappin’ on that old sawdust ground,

When I caught a glimpse of somethin’ bright,

Turned my head and, Lordy, what a sight!

She had sunshine hair hangin’ down her back,

A smile that’d stop a freight train in its track,

My heart hitched up like a wild mustang,

I knew right then I’d never be the same.

(Chorus)

Oh darlin’, I’m blonde and blue,

Since the minute my eyes found you,

Your golden hair, them eyes so true,

Got me singin’ love songs outta the blue.

I was ridin’ free, now I’m roped and tied,

By a pretty little blonde standin’ by my side.

(Verse 2)

She laughed so sweet, like a fiddle tune,

Her perfume danced through that honky-tonk room,

I tipped my hat, said, “How do you do?”

She just smiled and said, “Well how ‘bout you?”

Now every night when the band starts to play,

We swirl ‘round the floor ‘til the break of day,

Folks all grin when they see us glide,

The cowboy and his golden-haired bride.

(Chorus)

Oh darlin’, I’m blonde and blue,

Since the minute my eyes found you,

Your golden hair, them eyes so true,

Got me singin’ love songs outta the blue.

I was ridin’ free, now I’m roped and tied,

By a pretty little blonde standin’ by my side.

(Bridge)

Maybe it’s the moonlight, maybe it’s the wine,

Or maybe it’s that sparkle in your eyes meetin’ mine.

But I thank my stars every night so bright,

For fallin’ in love at first sight.

(Chorus - tag ending)

Oh darlin’, I’m blonde and blue,

Since the minute my eyes found you,

And if I live to a hundred and two,

I’ll still tip my hat, still dance with you.

Yeah, I was ridin’ free, now I’m roped and tied,

By a pretty little blonde standin’ by my side.