Oklahoma - Steve Mudflap McGrew

Well the curves down your back Remind me of those railroad tracks That we'd jump and not look back in our youth And the brown in your eyes Reminds me of those morning skies Where the sun would try to hide behind the roof The way those rivers flow in July Keeps the lakes from goin' dry It reminds me of what you'd do to my angry heart 'Cause you look like Oklahoma And I'll keep you like I stole you I thank God when I hold you, it feels right You're the moon in Oklahoma, and I'm the night You're the moon in Oklahoma, and I'm the night When you say the words you say It reminds me of the days We'd go dancing downtown, chemicals in our brains When you move the way you move It reminds me of the grain That twists and turns and plays among the plains 'Cause you look like Oklahoma And I'll keep you like I stole you And I thank God when I hold you, 'cause it feels right You're the moon in Oklahoma, and I'm the night You're the moon in Oklahoma, and I'm the night Well, you look like Oklahoma And I'll keep you like I stole ya And I'll thank God when I hold you, 'cause it feels right You're the moon in Oklahoma, and I'm the night