Southern Heat

[Verse] Down in the heart of Dixie, where the summer sun don't quit, There's a girl with fire in her eyes and a smile that can't be missed. Her boots stomp the porch steps, her laughter's pure and bold, In a world full of silver, she's a burnin' streak of gold. [Verse 2] Eyes as bright as mornin', hair like a wild sunbeam, Every cowboy in the county dreams of bein' in her team. But she's got that independence, that fire and fierce streak, Try to tame her spirit, you'll be swimmin' up the creek. [Chorus] She's hotter than a July night, brighter than the mornin' light, Every time she walks on by, she makes the whole world feel just right. With a heart that's pure and wild, and a love that won't be tamed, She's a southern heatwave, and she's burnin' up my name. [Verse 3] She drives that old Chevy, mud on the chrome still shines, With the radio turned up, she's leavin' all the worries behind. Her laughter's like a melody, that dances in the breeze, Livin' for the moment, she brings me to my knees. [Bridge] In the twilight of the evening, when the stars ignite the sky, Her silhouette's a memory, that'll never say goodbye. She's the dream you see at midnight, the spark that lights your soul, A wildfire of beauty, she's beyond my control. [Chorus] She's hotter than a July night, brighter than the mornin' light, Every time she walks on by, she makes the whole world feel just right. With a heart that's pure and wild, and a love that won't be tamed, She's a southern heatwave, and she's burnin' up my name.