You Make Me

[Verse 1]
I was a ramblin' man, lost in the wind,
Chasing a freedom I thought had no end.
My boots were worn, my heart was hard,
Each mile I traveled left another scar.
[Chorus]
You make me want to put away my drank,
You make me want to drive down an old dirt road,
Singing out the window, where the wildflowers grow.
There’s nothing like a woman to love,
And you are my love, my heaven above.
[Verse 2]
I used to count stars on a lonely night,
But now you’re the reason the sky feels right.
Your touch is a fire, your voice a song,
You’re the only place I’ve felt I belong.
[Chorus]
You make me want to put away my drank,
You make me want to drive down an old dirt road,
Singing out the window, where the wildflowers grow.
There’s nothing like a woman to love,
And you are my love, my heaven above.
[Bridge]
No barstool could hold me, no bottle could mend,
The ache in my soul I thought wouldn’t end.
But your love’s a river, it washes me clean,
You’re the best thing my heart’s ever seen.
[Chorus]
You make me want to put away my drank,
You make me want to drive down an old dirt road,
Singing out the window, where the wildflowers grow.
There’s nothing like a woman to love,
And you are my love, my heaven above.

and heartfelt male vocals that bring warmth and sincerity to the song. the chorus builds with harmonies to emphasize its emotional impact., country, melodic, acoustic; gentle acoustic guitar picking with soft fiddle accents, a steady drumbeat for rhythm