Three Matts and a Tractor

[Verse] Well my daughter’s got a habit, and it's hard to ignore, She’s dated three Matts, she can’t seem to get more. Each one drives a tractor, works dawn to dusk, I can't tell 'em apart, till they’re covered in dust. [Verse 2] First Matt was a farmer, with a plot up the road, Fixed his John Deere using a wrench and a toad. He was sweet but ordinary, nothing too wild, Now she’s onto Matt two, with a mischievous smile. [Chorus] Three Matts and a tractor, all in a row, Which one’s the best? Well, heck if I know! They all raise the cattle, and fix up the hay, But it’s Matt three who’s fixin’ to stay. [Verse 3] Second Matt’s a rancher, with a hat brand new, Rides his horse at sunrise, ‘til the sky turns blue. Brought her flowers and candy, and a feathered hat, But she met another fella, who’s also named Matt. [Verse 4] Third Matt’s a ropin’ cowboy, with a twinkle in his eye, Got a golden retriever and a lasso in the sky. He serenades her nightly, with his old guitar, Now she’s head over boots, and they’re sweethearts by far. [Chorus] Three Matts and a tractor, all in a row, Which one’s the best? Well, heck if I know! They all raise the cattle, and fix up the hay, But it’s Matt three who’s fixin’ to stay.