Bet the Farm Lyrics by Noah Hicks
Man… she walked in on a Sunday with a sundress on looking new penny pretty
And damn… ’bout fell out the pew when she strolled down the aisle and sat right next to me
I was thinking that good Lord done went and blessed me
So I threw in a 20 when the plate came around
Turns out her car was parked next my Chevy
And she asked if there anything to do in this town
That ya can’t in the city
Said honey just come on with me
Cause I bet ya never seen every star in the sky
Or jumped a half ton across some train tracks
Bet ya never climbed up on a water tower
Watch the sun fall down and then come back
Bet ya never rope swung in a river
Or had a fast food tailgate dinner
I bet you by this time next week you’ll be walking through the church door on my arm
I bet the farm
Man… you should’ve seen how she smiled when the radio dialed up Marina Del Ray
She said “damn… I guess its true what they say about good ol’ boy loving the king George Strait”
And her window was down for we even hit the city limit
Hair was thrown up in a pony tie
She said I like just how high we’re sitting
Does it feel any different in 4 wheel drive
Cause I’ve never done that before
I say we can do that and a whole lot more
I bet ya never seen every star in the sky
Or jumped a half ton across some train tracks
Bet ya never climbed up on a water tower
Watch the sun fall down and then come back
Bet ya never rope swung in a river
Or had a fast food tailgate dinner
I bet you by this time next week you’ll be walking through the church door on my arm
I’ll bet the farm
I’ll bet the cows
Hell I’ll throw every tractor I got hooked up to a plow
Bet the fields
Dogs too
I’d put it all in your name
Bet it all on you
I bet ya never seen every star in the sky
Or jumped a half ton across some train tracks
Bet ya never climbed up on a water tower
Watch the sun fall down and then come back
Bet ya never rope swung in a river
Or had a fast food tailgate dinner
I bet you by this time next week you’ll be walking through the church door on my arm
I’ll bet the farm
Yeah, baby, I’ll bet the farm
