Sweet Tea

I met her out the other night I was hooked, she reeled in that line She said, "baby where you from?" I said, "I'm from around here" She said, "well I ain't, but it seems pretty clear" Then with that southern drawl She said: "If you like sweet tea If you like porch swings If you like sunset, and cut-off blue jeans If you'll be on time To shake my Daddy's hand If you like long nights If you like bonfires If you like bare feet Dirt road moonlight You play your cards right You could be my man If you like sweet tea" So we headed out in that moonlight Threw out a line And not one bite She said, "Baby back home it ain't never this cold" She slid on over thought my heart might explode Then she looked at me and she said: "If you like sweet tea If you like porch swings If you like sunset, and cut-off blue jeans If you'll be on time To shake my Daddy's hand If you like long nights If you like bonfires If you like bare feet Dirt road moonlight You play your cards right You could be my man If you like sweet tea" If you like sweet tea I put her hand in mine Said "honey, I ain't blind," "This might be the real thing" She said, "honey I don't know" "I love that open road, and my" "Sweet home Carolina" But I like sweet tea And I like porch swings And I like sunset, and cut-off blue jeans And I'll be on time To shake your Daddy's hand And I like long nights And I like bonfires And I like bare feet Dirt road moonlight You play your cards right I'd love to be your man Cause I like sweet tea Yeah I like sweet tea