Walter - Blue Dogs

Well the first time

That I ever saw her

I picked her up in my Chevy Malibu

Going to the grocery

For her mother

For a loaf of bread and a Pepsi cola too

She was young

And so kind hearted

That she wrecked my world and left me with the blues

She called me sugar

And knew that when we parted

I knew just what I was going to do

Then I saw her

Standing at the altar

Of everlasting life

Standing there

With a boy named Walter

Expecting her to be his wife

Little did I know my heart was breaking

And I could not say a thing

When the preacher

Posed the final question

And heard those church bells ring

She got in

And she rolled down the window

And said man turn it up

I love that country tune

She was wearing a rabbit skin halter

And i was overcome by the smell of her perfume