Now, I ain't sayin' a million ladies don't know what they're doin'And I've been in love with New York City a time or twoI had some Seattle coffee, some Chicago windSome Kansas wheat fields I'd love to see againBut the fireflies play where the cattails growAnd them southern girls, they talk nice and slowWith kisses sweeter than Tupelo, honeyA little bit crazy like New OrleansMemphis blue and Daytona sunnySoft as cotton in some cut-off jeans, don't you know?Ain't nothin' in the whole wide world like a southern girlA southern girl's mama probably taught her how a lady should actBut a southern girl's probably got a barn from a weird-out factShe'll get a little hair in her hair, her tires in the mudShe's been caught in the rain and washed in the bloodBites cherries in her coat, takes a little sipComes over to me with them summer lipsAnd them kisses sweeter than Tupelo, honeyA little bit crazy like New OrleansMemphis blue and Daytona sunnySoft as cotton in some cut-off jeans, don't you know?Ain't nothin' in the whole wide world like a southern girlIf you've ever seen Savannah heat up when the stars come outWell, then, fellas, come on, you know what I'm talkin' aboutKisses sweeter than Tupelo, honeyA little bit crazy like New OrleansMemphis blue and Daytona sunnySoft as cotton in some cut-off jeans, don't you know?Ain't nothin' in the whole wide world like a southern girlIf you've ever seen Savannah heat up when the stars come outWell, then, fellas, come on, you know what I'm talkin' about