Lyrics

[Verse]
Well, I was sittin' on the tailgate, drinkin’ sweet iced tea,
When Sally walked by, Lord, she sure caught me.
Her jeans were tight, and Lord, they fit just right,
Them country cheeks shinin' in the moonlight.

[Verse 2]
Out in the fields, with the sun settin’ low,
Gatherin' hay while that breeze did blow.
Her laughter echoed through the ol' cedar trees,
And I got lost in them curves with ease.

[Chorus]
Oh, them country cheeks, so firm and round,
Make a grown man weak, can't help but look around.
In a pair of blue jeans or a summer dress,
Them countryside beauties sure are blessed.

[Verse 3]
Down by the river where the water runs slow,
We'd sit on the bank and let our worries go.
She’d wink, I’d blush, beneath the Southern skies,
Them country cheeks always made my spirit rise.

[Verse 4]
At the barn dance, she’d spin and twirl,
Lord, every guy had eyes on that girl.
With every step and every beat,
Them country cheeks never miss a beat.

[Chorus]
Oh, them country cheeks, so firm and round,
Make a grown man weak, can't help but look around.
In a pair of blue jeans or a summer dress,
Them countryside beauties sure are blessed.