[Verse 1]
I keep two coffee cups beside the sink
Though I live alone, I like to make-believe
I read the personals with a hopeful little grin
Then close the app when all the cowboys want a friend
I know every slow dance at the county hall
I bring a clean white shirt and give it my all
But the boys I meet are sweet till the sun comes up
Then they call me “buddy” when I’m reaching for their hand
[Chorus]
I’m a country boy with a heart too wide
Looking for a forever on the passenger side
Someone who’ll kiss me by the feed-store door
And not be scared of what they’re kissing me for
I don’t need perfect, I just need true
A little bit of brave in somebody new
Till that right kind of love comes rolling through
I’ll keep saving the best seat for you
[Verse 2]
Mama says patience is a virtue, son
Daddy just asks if I’ve found anyone
I say, “I’m working on it,” and I laugh real low
While a wedding invitation waits inside my coat
There’s a mechanic named Jesse who makes me laugh
He knows my truck, my coffee, my photograph
But he wears a silver ring from a girl in town
And I’m learning some hearts are roads you don’t drive down
[Chorus]
I’m a country boy with a heart too wide
Looking for a forever on the passenger side
Someone who’ll kiss me by the feed-store door
And not be scared of what they’re kissing me for
I don’t need perfect, I just need true
A little bit of brave in somebody new
Till that right kind of love comes rolling through
I’ll keep saving the best seat for you
[Bridge]
Maybe love ain’t late, maybe love takes time
Maybe the best things grow past the county line
So I’ll leave one porch light burning blue
And keep a little room in this old heart too
[Final Chorus]
I’m a country boy with a heart too wide
Still looking for forever on the passenger side
Someone who’ll kiss me by the feed-store door
And say my name like they’ve been waiting for
I don’t need perfect, I just need true
A little bit of brave in somebody new
Till that right kind of love comes rolling through
I’ll keep saving the best seat for you
[Outro]
Two coffee cups beside the sink
One day, you’ll fill the second one, I think