THE KIND OF GIRL

I don't say y'all or fixin' I was born north of Mason Dixon

Never heard of the Volunteer's till Nashville brought me here

And I'll probably say what I'm thinkin' even when I ain't drinkin'

And I ain't never once said bless your heart

And i'm sure you already know

Where I'm from we get a lot of snow

That just means I know 4-wheel drives

I've been in 'em all my life

When I was thawing out under the heater

Same songs came through the speakers

You've been listening to on all your back road drives

I ain't the kind of girl that they write country songs about

I don't fish and I don't hunt

I don't shoot a six pack down

I'm a little more red wine

I ain't blonde, ain't got blue eyes

But I think we're on to something worth working out

Even though I ain't the kind of girl they write country songs about

For all the ways we seem different

There's a few things that I should mention

Like how we both get in trouble in dive bars

And get crazy about some Nascar

And how we love our moms the same

End our prayers in Jesus' name

And we're proud as hell of where we both come from

I ain't the kind of girl that they write country songs about

I don't fish and I don't hunt

I don't shoot a six pack down

I'm a little more red wine

I ain't blonde, ain't got blue eyes

But I think we're on to something worth working out

Even though I ain't the kind of girl they write country songs about

(country songs about)

Well I'm thinkin' I just might come to love some Georgia pines

Wrapped up with the just right southern guy

I never thought they'd say

She went and gave her heart away

Dancing in the smoky mountain rain

No I ain't the kind of girl that they write country songs about

I don't fish and I don't hunt

I don't shoot a six pack down

I'm a little more red wine

I ain't blonde, ain't got blue eyes

But I think we're on to something worth working out