Nobody Warned Me

They tried to talk me out of leaving, but my heart made up its mind

So they warned me about the dangers of taking on a three-day drive

They warned me about the weather, about the tornadoes

How the summer sure gets hot and winter's twice as cold

Daddy gave me a can of pepper spray, said it's best to be prepared

Momma slipped me a little money, she said "this ought to get you there"

They warned me about strangers, about living on my own

About ups and downs, the sights and sounds, a thousand do's and don'ts

But not about blue eyes, not about a southern drawl

Not about opening up doors, no, none of that at all

Stay away from bad boys and dirty old cowboy boots

They tried to warn me, but nobody warned me about you

I did not see you coming, talk about a sweet surprise

These feelings that I'm feeling are ones that I don't want to fight

You waltzed right in with just one smile and swept me off my feet

I was warned about the bad things that this town might do to me

But not about blue eyes, not about a southern drawl

Not about opening up doors or how fast my heart could fall

Stay away from bad boys and dirty old cowboy boots

They tried to warn me, but nobody warned me about

Driving your truck or that long jump out

About a moonshine buzz and all those late nights at your house

It's only been a couple months, but this feels like home

Yeah they warned me that might happen, but they did not know

It'd be about blue eyes, about a southern drawl

How you open up my door and how fast my heart would fall

Stay away from bad boys and dirty old cowboy boots

They tried to warn me but nobody warned me

They tried to warn me but nobody warned me

About you