This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
They were sitting on his tailgate
And she was lovin' on his rough neck
And she was talking 'bout running away
And he was puffin' on a cigarette
Just thinkin' (huh)
How am I gonna say goodbye?
He said, girl you got it good here
And you don't need to mess with
A guy going nowhere
She said how's about Texas?
He got up and shook his head then he said
Ain't you been listening?
It's never gonna work out
And I think it'd be a good time now to
Let me go
You don't need me baby
Stop holding on the way you are
Don't you know I'm no good for you
And it'll only break your heart
If you don't
Let me go
He said other than a dreamer
I ain't nothin' but a drifter
You could do a lot better
Then leaned over and he kissed her
He said you got another year of college
And a good momma and a daddy
And me, I got $93 in this old '82 chevy
So let me go
You don't need me baby
Stop holding on the way you are
Don't you know I'm no good for you
And it'll only break your heart
If you don't
Let me go
She said, "Nice try
But you can't hide behind those shades there on your face
Ya see I don't think you're all that tough
I just think you're scared of love
And I think I won't take up that much space"
So let me go
Take me with you baby
I belong where you are
We both know that you're not as strong as you think you are
Yeah let me go
Take me with you baby
I belong where you are
Don't you know I'm so good for you
And it'll only break your heart
Down the road
If you don't
Let me go
With you baby
Let me go
With you baby
Just let me go, yeah
Let me go
And she was lovin' on his rough neck
And she was talking 'bout running away
And he was puffin' on a cigarette
Just thinkin' (huh)
How am I gonna say goodbye?
He said, girl you got it good here
And you don't need to mess with
A guy going nowhere
She said how's about Texas?
He got up and shook his head then he said
Ain't you been listening?
It's never gonna work out
And I think it'd be a good time now to
Let me go
You don't need me baby
Stop holding on the way you are
Don't you know I'm no good for you
And it'll only break your heart
If you don't
Let me go
He said other than a dreamer
I ain't nothin' but a drifter
You could do a lot better
Then leaned over and he kissed her
He said you got another year of college
And a good momma and a daddy
And me, I got $93 in this old '82 chevy
So let me go
You don't need me baby
Stop holding on the way you are
Don't you know I'm no good for you
And it'll only break your heart
If you don't
Let me go
She said, "Nice try
But you can't hide behind those shades there on your face
Ya see I don't think you're all that tough
I just think you're scared of love
And I think I won't take up that much space"
So let me go
Take me with you baby
I belong where you are
We both know that you're not as strong as you think you are
Yeah let me go
Take me with you baby
I belong where you are
Don't you know I'm so good for you
And it'll only break your heart
Down the road
If you don't
Let me go
With you baby
Let me go
With you baby
Just let me go, yeah
Let me go
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Any-who, I figured since no one had posted anything I'd lay my opinion down. At least this is what it means to me.
This is a great song, but I do think that Jason Michael Carrol sings it better. Maybe that's because I heard it from him first, but anyways the lyrics are wonderful and I love the way it ended, with the girl explaining that her life really will be better with him in her life instead of breaking it off.