Her and That Dog

She’s got a smile like the sun through the pines,

Faded blue jeans that fit just right.

Boots kickin’ dust on this gravel road,

And a border collie that never lets her go.

It’s her and that dog, they’re a two-piece band,

Struttin’ through the fields, hand in paw, not hand in hand.

She’s fire and grace, he’s quick on his feet,

Together they’re the heartbeat of this old county street.

She whistles low, and he’s off like the wind,

Rounding up cattle, bringing ‘em in.

Her laugh rolls soft, like a creek through the hills,

And that dog’s her shadow, obeying her will.

You can’t catch her heart, it’s wild and free,

But her border collie? He’s got the key.

It’s her and that dog, they’re a two-piece band,

Struttin’ through the fields, hand in paw, not hand in hand.

She’s fire and grace, he’s quick on his feet,

Together they’re the heartbeat of this old county street.

She don’t need no man, just a dog by her side,

They light up the town, a trail they ride.

A girl like that, with a soul so strong,

And a dog that’ll love her all the day long.