My One True Love

[Verse] I met her on a dusty backroad, rusted red and dented right, A workhorse built in '85, yet she sparkled in the light, I knew she wasn’t perfect, but she ran just like a charm, She sang a country tune with her engine’s steady hum. [Verse 2] Her tires have felt the gravel, the mud beneath their tread, The miles we've conquered together, the stories we have read, She’s carried all my burdens, through sunshine and through rain, No woman ever held me, like she did all the same. [Chorus] So will you marry me, my sweet ol’ truck? We've been through thick and thin, You never gave up. In your worn-out seats, I've found my truest home, So here’s a ring of chrome, Will you forever roam? [Verse 3] We rolled through fields of clover, the sky a painted blue, Your radio played softly, old Hank Williams' tunes, The road might be a hard one, but with you, I’ll never tire, You're my guiding star, my heart’s true fire. [Bridge] And when the nights are lonely, beneath the starlit sky, I find comfort in your presence, you're my lullaby, No human could compare, to the joy you give, In this truck, I find, my reason to live. [Chorus] So will you marry me, my sweet ol’ truck? We've been through thick and thin, You never gave up. In your worn-out seats, I've found my truest home, So here’s a ring of chrome, Will you forever roam?