Coyote Grace - Girls Like Me (Summertime) lyrics

I was a watercolor girl in a tintype town The locals looked me up and down Love to watch their heads spin when we come around Me and my sweet babe She was a tall gla** of lemonade Always had me sweatin' in the shade Stole my first kiss from me in the first grade Lord, I knew she was the one CHORUS: Berries in the bucket Baby's on a blanket Tomatoes hanging heavy on the vine The underwear is dancing to a Patsy Cline song Out on the laundry line In a field of lightening bugs That put the country stars to shame We're gonna get higher than the corn tonight 'Cause boys like her Bring me some some some of that summertime With watermelon chins and sunscreen hands Mosquito bites and farmer tans She slipped a dandelion ring on my left hand 'Cause she knew I was the one The days get hotter, we go down to the water Past the city limit sign, leave the locals behind Skipping stones, digging toes in the sand We left our bathing suits on dryland When the sun goes down, we get to rolling around And fogging up the windows with (uh uh uh) I left my heart in the glove compartment Of a dusty old baby blue pick up truck CHORUS: Berries in the bucket Baby's on a blanket Tomatoes hanging heavy on the vine The underwear is dancing to a Dixie Chicks song Out on the laundry line Well, we made fireworks That put the city park to shame The neighbors done thought it was the 4th of July 'Cause boys like her Bring me some some some of that summertime Now happiness is a front porch swing Forever is a dandelion ring This barefoot queen and her flatbed king We know every song the radio sings In perfect three-part harmony And Thank God... Boys like her like the girls like me Boys like her Like the girls like me...