Just Right
Some lyrics from my country phase
My mama is a debutante, my dad’s a PhD
I spent some time in charm school, learning manners to a “t”
My grammar is impeccable, I know which fork to hold
My thank you notes were never late; I always fit the mold
And so you’d think I’d want a man who wore a fancy tie
Who starches all his dress shirts and goes first class when he flies
You might expect the country club would be my cup of tea
But if you think that’s who I am then you must not know me
Cause the man who’s gonna steal my heart won’t need things that are fine
His hands, they can be callused if they’re holding on to mine
I don’t need a pedigree, just hold me every night
A tough and tender man who really loves will be just right
It’s been awhile since I’ve been young, and the fairy tales are gone
And I don’t need the trappings, just a passion fierce and strong
Yeah, the man I dream of now finds his joy in simple things
And a smile or kiss from him can give my heart it’s wings
