Do You Still Love Country Music? — Jeffery Horton

Verse 1

I saw your boots in the back of the closet
Dust on the buckle, lace kinda gone
Radio’s stuck on some pop station playlist
But I still hear fiddles in your old front lawn

Chorus

Do you still love the sound of country music
When nobody’s watching, when it’s just you there
Do you still hum that small-town summer heartbreak
Like you’re seventeen, feet on the folding chair
Tell me honest, when that steel line bruises
Does it hit you in the heart the way it used to do it
Do you still love the sound of country music

Verse 2

You traded trucks for a ride on the subway
Said you were done with the red dirt and rain
But I caught you swaying slow by the window
When a twang slipped through all that city haze

Chorus

Do you still love the sound of country music
When nobody’s watching, when it’s just you there
Do you still hum that small-town summer heartbreak
Like you’re seventeen, feet on the folding chair
Tell me honest, when that steel line bruises
Does it hit you in the heart the way it used to do it
Do you still love the sound of country music (oh yeah)