Lyrics

“Sugarcreek Love (And a Tractor That Don’t Quit)”

(Verse 1)
Well, I’m sittin’ on my tractor, it’s a trusty John Deere,
Pullin’ that plow like it’s payin’ for beer.
Sugarcreek girls in their boots and their pearls,
They got me dreamin’ ’bout diamonds and whirlpools of swirls.

(Pre-Chorus)
She’s got that smile like a fresh-baked pie,
And a laugh that’d make a scarecrow cry.
But her daddy says, “Son, don’t you get too near,
Unless you can keep her in tractors and beer!”

(Chorus)
Oh, it’s tractors and beer, that’s the life I lead,
Sugarcreek girls, they’re my one true need.
They’ll steal your heart with a bat of an eye,
But you better have a combine, or you’ll be waved goodbye.

(Verse 2)
I met a girl named Jolene down at Betty’s Bar & Grill,
She ordered Bud Light, so I knew she fit the bill.
She said, “You got a tractor? That’s the real deal.”
I said, “It’s got cupholders and a leather seat feel.”

(Pre-Chorus)
She climbed on up, said, “Let’s take a spin,
But don’t you think ‘bout stalling, or I’m gone again.”
She’s a woman of standards, and she made it clear,
It’s a straight path to love when you’ve got cold beer.

(Chorus)
Oh, it’s tractors and beer, that’s the Sugarcreek way,
Chasing dreams in the dirt every single day.
If you can’t haul hay, better disappear,
‘Cause the girls only ride with a man who’s sincere.

(Bridge)
Now the moral of the story for a country boy like me,
Love’s a little like planting seeds in a field of wheat.
Keep your lines straight, your rows real clean,
And maybe you’ll find your Sugarcreek queen.

(Outro)
So here’s to the girls and the tractors they love,
To the farmland below and the blue skies above.
Sugarcreek, Ohio, you’re a dream come true,
With a six-pack of beer and a girl like you.

(Final Chorus)
It’s tractors and beer, we’ll make this town proud,
With my engine roaring, I’m singing out loud.
Sugarcreek girls, you’re my wild frontier,
And I’ll love you forever with my tractor and beer.