I was all but 22,
I think at the time.
I'd been out on the road,
lonely at night,
and it'd been a while,
so it was on my mind.
Well,
I saw him walk in
with his cowboy hat,
And I thought to myself,
I could use some of that.
His boots like glass on a sawdust floor,
had moves like nothing I'd ever seen before.
So I walked right up
and I pulled him to the side.
I handed that man a beer,
looked him in the eyes,
and I said, baby,
I think you're gonna wanna hear this.
Then I told him,
Excuse me, you look like you love me
You look like you want me to want you to come on home
Baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and down across this room
I'm drunk and I'm ready to leave
You look like you love me.
Well, I was down at a local beer joint with a few of the guys when this cute little country
girl caught my eye.
And boy, let me tell you,
she was the prettiest thing I'd ever seen in a pair of boots.
Well she walked right up to me,
handed me a beer,
gave me a look like,
let's get out of here.
And that's when I realized that she was every cowboy's dream come true.
She told me this right here.
She said, Excuse me.
You look like you love me.
You look like you want me to want you to come on home.
And baby, I don't blame you for looking me up and down across this room.
I'm drunk and I'm ready to leave
And you look like you love me
Alright now
So if you ever see a man in a cowboy hat
And you think to yourself,
I could use some of that.
Don't waste your time.
Just give them this here line.
Goes a little like this.
Excuse me.
You look like you love me.
You look like you want me to want you to come on home.
Baby, I don't blame you
For looking me up and down across this room
I'm drunk and I'm ready to leave
And you look like you love me
I'm drunk and I'm ready to leave
And you look like you
Love me