She’s Got a Trailer Park Heart

Lyrics: She’s Got a Trailer Park Heart

She’s Got a Trailer Park Heart She lives down where the porch light flickers, Past the mailbox leaning to the right, With a red tin roof and a radio singing Every hot little number through the night. She’s got curlers on Monday, lipstick by Friday, Barefoot dancing when the rent comes due, And when she smiles at me over that screen door, Lord, I forget what I meant to do. She’s got a trailer park heart, And a diamond kind of shine, She may live by the gravel road, But that woman sure is mine. She’s got a trailer park heart, Beating sweet and beating fast, When she pulls me close by the laundry line, I know I’m home at last. The neighbors talk when we’re out there laughing, Two girls dancing by a Chevrolet, But she just winks and turns the music louder, Says, “Honey, let ’em look this way.” She’s got a coffee can full of lucky pennies, A little black dress on a rusty nail, And when she kisses me behind the curtains, I feel richer than the queen of sale. She’s got a trailer park heart, And a diamond kind of shine, She may live by the gravel road, But that woman sure is mine. She’s got a trailer park heart, Beating sweet and beating fast, When she pulls me close by the laundry line, I know I’m home at last. Boogie that piano, shake that floor, My baby’s knocking on the screen door. Tap those heels and roll that rhyme, She’s my sugar in a hard-luck time. Tin can moon and a two-step spark, Love burns bright in a trailer park. She don’t need no mansion, no silver chandelier, She’s got a bottle-cap necklace and a laugh I love to hear. She makes beans taste better, makes trouble look fine, And every time she calls me baby, The whole wide world turns mine. She’s got a trailer park heart, And a diamond kind of shine, She may live by the gravel road, But that woman sure is mine. She’s got a trailer park heart, Beating sweet and beating fast, When she pulls me close by the laundry line, I know I’m home at last. So roll that rug and clear that kitchen, Let the old piano shout, My girl’s got fire in her painted toes, And she knows what love’s about. From the tin roof rain to the morning sun, She’s my trouble, my truth, my sweetheart one, She’s got a trailer park heart, And I ain’t never gonna run.

About this song

This warm, joyful traditional country track celebrates earnest, devoted love for a down-to-earth, unpretentious partner, filled with relatable small-town trailer park lifestyle details, lively piano lines, and an uplifting, romantic core.

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