Song | John Deere Green |
Artist | Joe Diffie |
Album | Honky Tonk Attitude |
作词 : Linde | |
They were farm kids way down in | |
Dixie Met in high school in the sixties | |
Everyone knew it was love from the start | |
One July in the midnight hour | |
He climbed upon the water tower | |
Stood on the rail and painted a 10ft heart | |
In John Deere | |
Green On a hot summer night | |
He wrote Billy | |
Bob loves | |
Charlene In letters 3 foot high | |
And the whole town said that he should have used red | |
But it looked good to | |
Charlene In | |
John Deere | |
Green They settled down on 80 acres | |
Raising sweet corn, kids, and tomatoes | |
They went together like a hand and a glove | |
On a clear day from their front yard | |
If you look and know what to look for | |
Off to the east you can still read his words of love | |
In John Deere | |
Green On a hot summer night | |
He wrote Billy | |
Bob loves | |
Charlene In letters 3 foot high | |
And the whole town said the boy should have used red | |
But it looked good to | |
Charlene In | |
John Deere | |
Green Now more than once | |
The town has discovered painting over it ain't no use | |
There ain't no paint in the world | |
That'll cover it, the heart keeps showing through | |
In John Deere | |
Green On a hot summer night | |
He wrote Billy | |
Bob loves | |
Charlene In letters 3ft high | |
And the whole town said the fool should have used red | |
But it looked good to | |
Charlene In | |
John Deere | |
Green Ahh paint it green boy | |
In John Deere | |
Green On a hot summer night | |
He wrote Billy | |
Bob loves | |
Charlene In letters 3 foothigh | |
And the whole town said the boy should have used red | |
But it looked good to | |
Charlene In | |
John Deere | |
Green John | |
Deere Green |
zuò cí : Linde | |
They were farm kids way down in | |
Dixie Met in high school in the sixties | |
Everyone knew it was love from the start | |
One July in the midnight hour | |
He climbed upon the water tower | |
Stood on the rail and painted a 10ft heart | |
In John Deere | |
Green On a hot summer night | |
He wrote Billy | |
Bob loves | |
Charlene In letters 3 foot high | |
And the whole town said that he should have used red | |
But it looked good to | |
Charlene In | |
John Deere | |
Green They settled down on 80 acres | |
Raising sweet corn, kids, and tomatoes | |
They went together like a hand and a glove | |
On a clear day from their front yard | |
If you look and know what to look for | |
Off to the east you can still read his words of love | |
In John Deere | |
Green On a hot summer night | |
He wrote Billy | |
Bob loves | |
Charlene In letters 3 foot high | |
And the whole town said the boy should have used red | |
But it looked good to | |
Charlene In | |
John Deere | |
Green Now more than once | |
The town has discovered painting over it ain' t no use | |
There ain' t no paint in the world | |
That' ll cover it, the heart keeps showing through | |
In John Deere | |
Green On a hot summer night | |
He wrote Billy | |
Bob loves | |
Charlene In letters 3ft high | |
And the whole town said the fool should have used red | |
But it looked good to | |
Charlene In | |
John Deere | |
Green Ahh paint it green boy | |
In John Deere | |
Green On a hot summer night | |
He wrote Billy | |
Bob loves | |
Charlene In letters 3 foothigh | |
And the whole town said the boy should have used red | |
But it looked good to | |
Charlene In | |
John Deere | |
Green John | |
Deere Green |