This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Sometimes I think what turned her on
Was my old broke down boots
She wanted her a real cowboy
It was a phase she was just going through
But not one week after she moved in
I caught her painting the bedroom blue
Brought home a bottle of pink chablis
Poured out my best home brew
I was sitting on the porch in my overalls
As she packed her things to leave
She changed her mind, when she couldn't change me
She changed direction, headed out west
Changed her tune to some hip-hop mess
Her dark brown hair went to blond
And her pretty blue eyes went to green
She changed everything, when she couldn't change me
She was sittin' beside the ocean
Looking out at the waves
Watching how they keep on rolling
But always seem the same
She called and said she'd been thinking about
All those quiet country nights
And whatever she thought was so wrong with me
Suddenly seemed alright
I was sitting on the porch in my overalls
When her truck pulled into view
She said, "i changed my mind, when I couldn't change you"
She changed direction, headed back home
Changed her tune it's all haggard and jones
And her dark brown hair pulled back
And the bluest eyes you've ever seen
She changed her mind, when she couldn't change me
She said I guess when you love someone you just gotta let it be
She changed her mind when she couldn't change me
She changed direction, she's back in my arms
She thought it through, had a change of heart
She said, "i guess when you love someone
You just gotta let it be"
She changed her mind, when she couldn't change me
Yeah, yeah
She changed it all when she couldn't change me
She couldn't change me, she couldn't change me
Was my old broke down boots
She wanted her a real cowboy
It was a phase she was just going through
But not one week after she moved in
I caught her painting the bedroom blue
Brought home a bottle of pink chablis
Poured out my best home brew
I was sitting on the porch in my overalls
As she packed her things to leave
She changed her mind, when she couldn't change me
She changed direction, headed out west
Changed her tune to some hip-hop mess
Her dark brown hair went to blond
And her pretty blue eyes went to green
She changed everything, when she couldn't change me
She was sittin' beside the ocean
Looking out at the waves
Watching how they keep on rolling
But always seem the same
She called and said she'd been thinking about
All those quiet country nights
And whatever she thought was so wrong with me
Suddenly seemed alright
I was sitting on the porch in my overalls
When her truck pulled into view
She said, "i changed my mind, when I couldn't change you"
She changed direction, headed back home
Changed her tune it's all haggard and jones
And her dark brown hair pulled back
And the bluest eyes you've ever seen
She changed her mind, when she couldn't change me
She said I guess when you love someone you just gotta let it be
She changed her mind when she couldn't change me
She changed direction, she's back in my arms
She thought it through, had a change of heart
She said, "i guess when you love someone
You just gotta let it be"
She changed her mind, when she couldn't change me
Yeah, yeah
She changed it all when she couldn't change me
She couldn't change me, she couldn't change me
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She Couldn't Change Me Lyrics as written by Chris Knight Gary Nicholson
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you see i like this song because it remid me of an old ex cause she took off out east and i think she know she couldnt change me and she still calls me every once in awhile to come back home and she miss me but i wont let her cause she cheated and i wont take her back so this song makes me laugh at her