Lyrics

Met her pouring whiskey
Said her name’s Marie
Smile like she knows me
Since 93
She laughed at my bad jokes
Touched my hand too long
I thought this might be something
Turns out I wasn’t wrong

She’s too good to be true to one man
Too wild to wear one last name
She’s a fast car wide open highway
Never staying in the same lane
She’ll light you up like Sunday morning
Then leave your heart in your own hands
Yeah she’s too good to be true
And too good to be true to one man

She danced in red boots
At that bar by the tracks
Sang every word, spun her out
Pulled her back
Told me bout her home town
And all the boys who swore
They’d be her forever
Til she walked out their door

She’s too good to be true to one man
Too wild to wear one last name
She’s a fast car wide open highway
Never staying in the same lane
She’ll kiss you like she’s choosing you
Then go and change her plans
Yeah she’s too good to be true
And too good to be true to one man

Ain’t that she’s heartless!
Her heart’s just too big
For one little front porch
And one picket fence
She’s chasing something
That I don’t understand
I guess some angels were made
To never land

She’s too good to be true to one man
Too wild to wear one last name
She’s fireworks over our small town
All burning out as we burn down
Still I’ll just thank the stars at evening
For the time that I had
With a woman too good to be true
And too good to be true to one man


(C) 2026 Christopher Scott Davenport