Blue Jean Baby - Jimmie Allen

You’re my, you’re my

You’re my, you’re my blue jean baby

You’re my, you’re my blue jean baby

Girl, you can bet I don’t think of you

Up here there ain’t no reason to

It could be the miles, it could be the town

As soon as I cross those county lines

Maybe it’s the smell of the wildflowers

Or spray-painted names on the water tower

Or how these streets used to be ours

But girl, it takes me back

To my little small town famous blue jean baby

Half girl next door, half closet crazy

Baby, all I see is you smilin'

Where every single memory’s hidin'

You keep my first-time teenage heartbeat beating

With a pick-up where we left off feeling

Every time I find my way back home

I gotta find a way to get back over you

Just a couple miles to my mama’s place

But my heart made my wheels go the long way

It could be the light in your room, the shadow of you

The way everything seems to lead me…

To my little small town famous blue jean baby

Half girl next door, half closet crazy

Baby, all I see is you smilin'

Where every single memory’s hidin'

You keep my first-time teenage heartbeat beating

With a pick-up where we left off feeling

Every time I find my way back home

I gotta find a way to get back over you

So what do you say, what do you say

We kick a little dust up down on memory lane

So hop in the car I wanna get away

To my little small town famous blue jean baby

Half girl next door, half closet crazy

Baby, all I see is you smilin'

Where every single memory’s hidin'

You keep my first-time teenage heartbeat beating

With a pick-up where we left off feeling

Every time I find my way back home

I gotta find a way to get back over you