Billy and Marlene

[Verse 1]
Billy wore boots with the soles half gone,
Marlene had curlers in her hair ‘til dawn.
They met at the diner over cold baked beans,He said, “You’re the purtiest thing I ever seen.

[Verse 2]
She drove a tractor like a NASCAR queen,
He rode a mower painted neon green.
Neighbors all stared when they’d cruise in town,
In a busted-up truck with the tailgate down.

[Chorus]
Yeehaw, Billy and Marlene,
King and queen of the county fair scene.
Got a ring from a gumball machine,
Ain’t nobody more in love than Billy and Marlene.

[Verse 3]
Their first date dinner was a can of spam,
With a side of chips and some homemade ham.
He tried to impress with his “fancy wine,”
But it was grape soda from 1999.

[Verse 4]
They slow-danced barefoot in the chicken coop,
Steppin’ in feathers and dodgin’ the poop.
He said, “Darlin’, you sure smell sweet,”
She laughed, “That’s either perfume or pig on your feet

[Bridge]
They don’t need diamonds or limousines,
Just a muddy creek and a plate of greens.
If love looks crazy to folks in town,
They just turn the banjo up and double down.

[Final Chorus]
Yeehaw, Billy and Marlene,
Best love story this side of the bean.
From the trailer park to the county canteen,
It’s a hillbilly fairy tale for Billy and Marlene.

Bluegrass, blues, blues rock, folk, fast paced, male vocals hillbilly tone, fiddle, banjo picking, spoons.