Lady Like - Ingrid Andress & Sam Hunt

Something ain't right Something just ain't right Lord have mercy babe Listen here Tell me when was the last time You brought her roses home from work Tell me when was the last time You rubbed her feet when she said, "They hurt" Tell me when was the last time You bought a card to tell her how you feel Don't even know when was the last time You lit a candle for a late night meal, tell me How long will it be Before you treat her like your queen? And how long will it take Before she starts coming home too late? And how long will it be Before she starts running in the streets? You better take the time to treat her like your lady You probably don't know when was the last time You stopped to open up her car door And tell me when was the last time You heard say, "Baby, do it once more" Tell me when was the last time You didn't have an argument Don't even know when was the last time You told the truth about where you been Now if this don't apply to you Keep doing what you do But if this shoe fits you well Take a minute just to ask yourself How long will it be Before you treat her like your queen? And how long will it take Before she starts coming home too late? And how long will it be Before she starts running in the streets? You better take the time to treat her like your lady Now see what's old to you Is just like new to the next man What you don't do for her She'll find somebody else who can If you don't wanna lose out On the best thing you ever had You better take it from me You'll only end up just a lonely man See I know what I'm talking about How long will it be Before you treat her like your queen? And how long will it take Before she starts coming home too late? And how long will it be Before she starts running in the streets? You better take the time to treat her like your lady How long will it be Before you treat her like your queen? And how long will it take Before she starts coming home too late? And how long will it be Before she starts running in the streets?

There's something 'bout The light right now And the Coldplay song that's playin' While the sun is slippin' down It's not the drink Goin' to my head 'Cause I know this is a moment That I'll never forget It's like I've never seen the ocean Or a Bud Light neon sign Like I've never seen a California swimmin' pool A faded pair of Levi 505's Thought I knew just what to call The color of the Colorado sky But lookin' in your eyes, it's like Seein' blue for the first time I'd give up red And evergreen 'Cause right now, other colors Don't mean anything to me Oh, God forbid You ever leave I'd wear rose-colored glasses So I'd never have to see The colors of the ocean Or a Bud Light neon sign Like I've never seen a California swimmin' pool A faded pair of Levi 505's Thought I knew just what to call The color of the Colorado sky But lookin' in your eyes, it's like Seein' blue for the first time Some people think of heartbreak Lookin' at the color blue But I think of you Yeah, I just think of you Like I've never seen the ocean Or a Bud Light neon sign Like I've never seen a California swimmin' pool A faded pair of Levi 505's I thought I knew just what to call The color of the Colorado sky But lookin' in your eyes, it's like Seein' blue for the first time Mmm Seein' blue for the first time

Casual, you're keeping it casual Nothing too meaningful, nothing irrational, no no So why do you text me saying you miss me? Staying in my place, it's kinda confusing You're blurring the lines You're playing two sides Just make up your mind You can tell me to stay You can push me away Have space or get close But you can't do both You can kiss me goodnight Or kiss me goodbye Baby, love me or don't But you can't do, you can't do both Impossible, you make it impossible To know what you really want, it's so irresponsible, yeah, yeah So what does it mean when you're telling me secrets? I'm spilling mine and we're just getting deeper You're blurring the lines You're playing two sides Just make up your mind You can tell me to stay You can push me away Have space or get close But you can't do both You can kiss me goodnight Or kiss me goodbye Baby, love me or don't But you can't do, you can't do both You can tell me to stay You can push me away Have space or get close But you can't do both You can kiss me goodnight Or kiss me goodbye Baby, love me or don't But you can't do, you can't do both You can't do, you can't do both (You can't do both, you can't do both) Yeah yeah So why do you text me saying you miss me? Staying in my place, it's kinda confusing (you can't do both) You're blurring the lines (you can't do both) You're playing two sides (you can't do both) Just make up your mind (you can't do both)

Most likely to get married, class of 1980 It's there in black and white up on a shelf Damn, they look so happy Wish Mom had kept that jacket And Dad had kept the Firebird he had to sell And I guess they stayed together Just because they wrote forever On the inside of the cover by their names They were in love, you can read it I guess I've just only seen it In a red ink heart around my father's face They've lived in the same house For almost forty years now But the last day they were on the same page Was in a yearbook They never saw it coming From the bleachers at homecoming That she'd work late and he'd hide cigarettes They're still high school sweethearts Just without the good parts That 15-yard line grass was green as theirs would ever get And I guess they stayed together Just because they wrote forever On the inside of the cover by their names They were in love, you can read it I guess I've just only seen it In a red ink heart around my father's face They've lived in the same house For almost forty years now But the last day they were on the same page Was in a yearbook Ooh, too bad the pages only turn one way Ooh, and it's too damn hard to look at yesterday And I guess they stayed together Just because they wrote forever On the inside of the cover by their names They were in love, you can read it I guess I've just only seen it In a red ink heart around my father's face They've lived in the same house For almost forty years now But the last day they were on the same page Was in a yearbook Ooh, ooh Was in a yearbook