Red Boots in Fort Worth

[Verse 1]
Met you down in Fort Worth
Late June dust on the fairground air
Cowboy hats tipped low
You were laughing like you didn’t care
Red cowboy boots on the rail
Kicking time with the county band
You said, “You look lost, stranger
Come on over, take my hand”
[Chorus]
Red boots in Fort Worth
Spinning ‘round that old dance floor
Love snuck up on me
Like I’d been here once before
Cowboy hats and summer wind
You pulled me in, I couldn’t move
Fort Worth, your red cowboy boots
Started something I don’t wanna lose
[Verse 2]
We chased that neon highway
Out past where the pavement ends
Found a creek and a cottonwood tree
Turned from strangers into friends
You wrote your name in the dust
I drew a crooked little heart
You said, “Love’s just an adventure
If you’re brave enough to start”
[Chorus]
Red boots in Fort Worth
Spinning ‘round that old dance floor
Love snuck up on me
Like I’d been here once before
Cowboy hats and summer wind
You pulled me in, I couldn’t move
Fort Worth, your red cowboy boots
Started something I don’t wanna lose
[Bridge]
Now it’s dirt roads, gas tank low (woo-hoo)
Maps tossed out on the backseat floor
If it’s you and me and that wide open sky
Who needs to know what’s in store?
[Chorus]
Red boots in Fort Worth
Now we’re racing toward the dawn
Every mile, every kiss
Feels like where I still belong
Cowboy hats and sunburnt skin
We just laugh and call it proof
Fort Worth, this love’s an adventure
And it started with your red cowboy boots

country, Warm old-school country ballad, male vocals. Brushes on snare, gentle upright bass, and weeping pedal steel in the verses; telecaster picking tucked behind a mellow lead. Song starts slow and smooth, then a train-beat groove kicks in after the first chorus with piano and fiddle lifting the energy. Final chorus brings stacked harmonies and a brighter, toe-tapping feel while keeping a laid-back, front-porch vibe., smooth