Fool Hearted

Well, it was a Sunday morning summer drive
After last night I'm lucky to be alive
We did a lot, a lot of dumb things
Said a lot of dumb things I never should have
When I saw you standing there on that porch
Drinking on a Miller by a citronella torch

Oh, the air was so hot that I thought we would scorch while we sat there
Oh, honey and I don't know where this will go
We can never be together, and it's starting to show
Oh, I guess that it would've been best
If we had waited until the winter, winter, winter, oh oh oh

Well baby, the headlights race by two at a time
The Sun was setting it was just now dying
Down for the night in our little one horse town
And we had both had it rough, and I was just dumb enough
To believe the things you said about being in love

And I kept up my ignorance, but bliss is not what I found
Cause the months went by and the nights got cold
And I pictured me and you through the years growing old
And my foolish heart had led me to be blind
'Cause when I saw you again it was 3am
I pulled over unexpected you were all over him
And a cold chill of pain ran down my spine

Oh now, silly me, baby, I should have known
I'm fool hearted
Oh, honey, to the bone
Yeah, and silly me, mama, I should have known I'm fool hearted
Oh Lord, baby, down to the bone
And you know it's true, I know you do

Baby, I should have known
I'm fool hearted
Oh, honey, to the bone
Yeah, and silly me, baby, I should have known I'm fool hearted
Oh Lord, baby, down to the bone
And you know it's true, I know you do