Oklahoma‐Texas Line

She got an old dog, it don't like me much And that thing starts to bark his head off, everytime we touch Sitting on the porching, listening to the radio We sing every single song we know Even the ones we don't And she moves a little closer And she puts her hand in mine Oh, what I wouldn't give just to stop the hands of time She's got long, blonde hair and big, blue eyes I got all I ever need, when that girl is by my side Everything I love is there inside A little, brick house on the Oklahoma-Texas line She's got a part-time job at the Tastee-Freeze She took the weekend off to spend a little bit of time with me I got an old car we drove to the edge of town We stopped by Old Man Miller's farm Just to watch the world spin around And she moves a little closer And she puts her lips to mine Ain't it funny how the good Lord outdoes himself sometimes She's got long, blonde hair and big, blue eyes I got all I ever need, when that girl is by my side Everything I love is there inside A little, brick house on the Oklahoma-Texas line Everything I love is there inside A little, brick house with a blacktop drive A big, oak tree, our names carved on the side She's got long, blonde hair and big, blue eyes I got all I ever need, when that girl is by my side Everything I love is there inside A little, brick house on the Oklahoma-Texas A little, brick house on the Oklahoma-Texas line Oh, here they come, yeah Long, blonde hair and big, blue eyes Everything I love Is there inside a little, brick house Long, blonde hair and deep, blue eyes I got all I ever need In a little, brick house on the Oklahoma-Texas line