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Don't Give Up On Love, Rusty Carter.
Ladies Love Country Boys.
Once Rusty had gotten out side, she turned on the radio before finishing up her chores for the day.
Ladies Love Country Boys by Trace Adkins had just started on the radio. Rusty love this song just as much as she loved This Kiss by Faith Hill.
She turned up the radio full blast because she knew that it was okay to do so since there weren't any one close by. After she turned up the radio full blast, she got a shovel so she could clean up the farm animal's scat and got to work on the rest of her chores.
She grew up in the city in a little sub-division.
Her daddy wore a tie, her mama never fried a chicken.
Ballet, straight-A's, most likely to succeed.
They bought her a car after graduation.
Sent her down south for some higher education.
Put her on the fast track to a law degree.
Now she's coming home to visit.
Holding the hand of a wide-eyed boy.
With a farmer's tan.
Back in the house, Dalton stood in the up stairs window, watching Rusty as she worked on her chores.
He had to admit, he did feel a little bad for not being kind enough to ask her if she needed any help finishing up her chores.
Back out side, Rusty couldn't help but start dancing and singing to the song so she took the shovel she was using and started to dance with the shovel.
Rusty: "She's riding in the middle of his pick-up truck, blaring Charlie Daniels, yelling "Turn it up!" They raised her up as a lady but there's one thing the couldn't avoid. Ladies love country boys."
Back in the house, Dalton watched as Rusty danced like a wild girl to some song on the radio. She looked cute while she was dancing with the shovel.
He shook his head, chuckling a little to himself.
Back out side, Rusty stopped dancing and singing because she had got the feeling that some thing or some one was watching her so she turned around and there he was. Dalton the gorgeous cowboy.
Did he see her dancing and singing like an idiot?
He gave her a half wave and gave her a half smile. She couldn't help but to return his half smile.
Dalton walked away from the up stairs window, leaving Rusty to think that he didn't like her half smile.
After he had left, she went back to finishing up her chores for the day. She figured that she couldn't wait for him to come back in to sight.
Ladies Love Country Boys by Trace Adkins had just started on the radio. Rusty love this song just as much as she loved This Kiss by Faith Hill.
She turned up the radio full blast because she knew that it was okay to do so since there weren't any one close by. After she turned up the radio full blast, she got a shovel so she could clean up the farm animal's scat and got to work on the rest of her chores.
She grew up in the city in a little sub-division.
Her daddy wore a tie, her mama never fried a chicken.
Ballet, straight-A's, most likely to succeed.
They bought her a car after graduation.
Sent her down south for some higher education.
Put her on the fast track to a law degree.
Now she's coming home to visit.
Holding the hand of a wide-eyed boy.
With a farmer's tan.
Back in the house, Dalton stood in the up stairs window, watching Rusty as she worked on her chores.
He had to admit, he did feel a little bad for not being kind enough to ask her if she needed any help finishing up her chores.
Back out side, Rusty couldn't help but start dancing and singing to the song so she took the shovel she was using and started to dance with the shovel.
Rusty: "She's riding in the middle of his pick-up truck, blaring Charlie Daniels, yelling "Turn it up!" They raised her up as a lady but there's one thing the couldn't avoid. Ladies love country boys."
Back in the house, Dalton watched as Rusty danced like a wild girl to some song on the radio. She looked cute while she was dancing with the shovel.
He shook his head, chuckling a little to himself.
Back out side, Rusty stopped dancing and singing because she had got the feeling that some thing or some one was watching her so she turned around and there he was. Dalton the gorgeous cowboy.
Did he see her dancing and singing like an idiot?
He gave her a half wave and gave her a half smile. She couldn't help but to return his half smile.
Dalton walked away from the up stairs window, leaving Rusty to think that he didn't like her half smile.
After he had left, she went back to finishing up her chores for the day. She figured that she couldn't wait for him to come back in to sight.
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