Georgia
Do you still remember that night?
I ran away after a big fight
So broken and lost
Didn’t know what I could do
Walked into a bar
Trying to drown in the dark
Til you shot a smile
From the corner of the booth
You asked me for my name
Greetings turned to drinks
I asked you for a dance
You were so pretty in that dress
I know it might sound crazy
But when our lips gently kissed
I started to think
Of wanting to be with you forever
Baby, I dunno why
God made you mine
Oh, what did I do?
To deserve a woman like you
Every time I look into your eyes
I see the stars in my life
Honey, your golden hair
‘Minds me of that sweet summer air
Every time you’re in my arms
I can feel your love from your heart
Then, if I am your Carolina,
Will you be my sweet Georgia?
Do you still remember that night?
When we drove past the city light
So, we can spend time together
When that Lonestar came on
We’re both trying to sing along
Because we both knew
They were singing ‘bout me and you
Now, I wish to stay with you forever
Baby, I dunno why
God made you mine
Oh, what did I do?
To deserve a woman like you
Every time I look into your eyes
I see the stars in my life
Honey, your golden hair
‘Minds me of that sweet summer air
Every time you’re in my arms
I can feel your love from your heart
Now, I don’t wanna leave this cruel world
Without you by my side
I know you probably heard
That life is a ride
Then, if I am Carolina,
Will you be my sweet Georgia?
You’re the best thing that ever happened to me
Darling, you’re my angel on Earth
Before I get down on one knee
Can I tell you this first?
Baby, I dunno why
God made you mine
Oh, what did I do?
To deserve a woman like you
Every time I look into your eyes
I see the stars in my life
Honey, your golden hair
‘Minds me of that sweet summer air
Every time you’re in my arms
I can feel your love from your heart
Now, I don’t wanna leave this cruel world
Without you by my side
I know you probably heard
That life is a ride
Then, if I am Carolina,
Will you be my sweet Georgia?
If I am Carolina,
Will you be my sweet Georgia?
By Jacques Wang
