[Chorus] You’re so sweet horseflies keep hangin’ ’round your face Kentucky moonshine could never take your place And your eyes could give me goose bumps down to my toes Feel like the only rooster in the hencoop and I guess it shows [Verse 1] Mary Lou Jane (oh Mary Lou Jane) oh what a fine name (what a fine name) And you’re nothing like them females from Dover Cit-y (nothin’ at all) Front teeth missin’ (hee you got your front teeth missin’) and that’s fine for kissin’(oh feels so good) You’re more loyal than my dog Sam and twice as pretty (and that’s goin’ some) [Chorus] You’re so sweet horseflies keep hangin’ ’round your face Kentucky moonshine could never take your place And your eyes could give me goose bumps down to my toes Feel like the only rooster in the hencoop and I guess it shows [Verse 2] I can’t forget (oh no) when we first met (first) Well it was bull wrestling time at the county fair rode-o (or is it ro-de-o) And I almost cried (wept) when you took first prize (first prize sweetheart) Well you just looked them critters in the face and down they’d go (they never had a chance) [Chorus] You’re so sweet horseflies keep hangin’ ’round your face Kentucky moonshine could never take your place And your eyes could give me goose bumps down to my toes Feel like the only rooster in the hencoop and I guess it shows [Chorus] You’re so sweet horseflies keep hangin’ ’round your face Kentucky moonshine could never take your place And your eyes could give me goose bumps down to my toes Feel like the only rooster in the hencoop and I guess it shows

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque la douceur et l'attrait irrésistible d'une femme nommée Mary Lou Jane, qui se distingue par son charme unique et son authenticité. L'auteur compare son amour à quelque chose d'indispensable, bien plus précieux que de simples plaisirs, incluant même des références à la vie à la campagne et aux souvenirs d'une rencontre mémorable lors d'un rodéo. Il met en avant la beauté de ses yeux et l’effet qu’ils lui procurent, tout en soulignant sa loyauté et sa personnalité distincte. On sent une légèreté dans les mots, comme un hommage à un amour sincère et simple.