Lone Star Liar

[Verse 1]
Verse 1
Sure, she’s got that long blonde hair and pillow lips,
Angel eyes, high heels, and them do-me hips.
But the truth is, baby, you broke my heart,
Now I’m sittin’ at the bar, wonderin’ where you are.

[Verse 2]
Our song comes crankin’ from the jukebox loud,
Takes me right back when we were lost in the clouds.
That old melody reminds me how it used to be—
Back when it was just you and me.

[Chorus]
Chorus
You never came home,
I found your phone,
Then I heard the things she said—
How good you were in bed.
I should’ve known, but it broke my heart,
Her perfume in your four-by-four,
Lipstick stains across your shirt—
You’re nothing more than a Lone Star Liar.
Yeah, that’s what you are.

[Verse 3]
Verse 2
The whiskey sure burns, but it don’t kill the pain,
Knowing things between us will never be the same.
The cowboys talk, but I don’t hear a word,
’Cause I’m stuck on all the memories and everything I heard.

[Verse 4]
The way you moved, that sweaty hat,
Those dusty boots out in the yard,
The way you held me close and kissed me hard.
That night we made love in your four-by-four—
All those things you said, all those laughs we shared,
I don’t know what hurts me more.

[Chorus]
Chorus
You never came home,
I found your phone,
Then I heard the things she said—
How good you were in bed.
I should’ve known, but it broke my heart,
Her perfume in your four-by-four,
Lipstick stains across your shirt—
You’re nothing more than a Lone Star Liar.
Yeah, that’s what you are.

[Verse 5]
Verse 3
So you took your clothes and the things you gave me,
I left ’em by the old oak tree.
One of these days I’ll find another cowboy in town,
He’ll blow into my life like a tumbleweed rollin’ ’round.

[Verse 6]
But another Lone Star Liar ain’t what I need,
I need a man who tells the truth and lets his actions lead.
Someone I can trust, someone who don’t disguise,
Someone who kisses me and looks me in the eyes.

[Chorus]
Chorus
You never came home,
I found your phone,
Then I heard the things she said—
How good you were in bed.
I should’ve known, but it broke my heart,
Her perfume in your four-by-four,
Lipstick stains across your shirt—
You’re nothing more than a Lone Star Liar.
Yeah, that’s what you are.

[Verse 7]
Verse 4
I told my mama what I found there on your phone,
She said, “Darlin’, that boy’s bad to the bone.
Just let him go, get rid of that liar.
Pick up that guitar, girl, and play it like fire.”

[Verse 8]
So I keep strummin’ just to keep my mind
Off all the things you left behind.
That crooked little smile ain’t foolin’ me today—
You broke my heart, but I’m gonna be okay.

[Verse 9]
Now I see things clearer than the Texas sky,
And I finally know you ain’t worth one more cry.

[Chorus]
Chorus
You never came home,
I found your phone,
Then I heard the things she said—
How good you were in bed.
I should’ve known, but it broke my heart,
Her perfume in your four-by-four,
Lipstick stains across your shirt—
You’re nothing more than a Lone Star Liar.
Yeah, that’s what you are.

[Verse 10]
Verse 5
You thought it was good luck ’cause we did it in your truck,
You thought I was easy and you figured you were stuck
With another pretty blonde who’d fall for your line—
Well, cowboy, you were wrong this time.

[Verse 11]
So go on, baby, don’t come my way,
You weren’t even that good anyway.
I’ve got a little advice before you hit that wire:
Don’t mistake a woman’s heart for a little wildfire.

[Chorus]
Chorus
You never came home,
I found your phone,
Then I heard the things she said—
How good you were in bed.
I should’ve known, but it broke my heart,
Her perfume in your four-by-four,
Lipstick stains across your shirt—
You’re nothing more than a Lone Star Liar.
Yeah, that’s what you are.

[Verse 12]
Verse 6
Don’t worry ’bout me, don’t feed me that line,
All you ever did was waste my time.
Cowboy Casanovas, you’re all the same—
Playin’ with hearts like it’s some kind of game.

[Verse 13]
Now it’s rainin’, and I’m sittin’ on the porch,
Tired of carryin’ your memory like a torch.
I’m done with your lies, done playin’ your game—
Tomorrow morning, I won’t remember your name.

[Chorus]
Chorus
You never came home,
I found your phone,
Then I heard the things she said—
How good you were in bed.
I should’ve known, but it broke my heart,
Her perfume in your four-by-four,
Lipstick stains across your shirt—
You’re nothing more than a Lone Star Liar.
Yeah, that’s what you are.

[Verse 14]
Verse 7
I’ve been here before—some cowboy pulls me off the floor,
Smiles like he thinks I’m desperate, thinks I’m dirt poor.
Just ’cause I’m blonde and I know how to look,
You think I’m some easy page in your worn-out book.

[Verse 15]
Well, honey, you better learn before you cross that line:
This girl ain’t desperate, and this heart ain’t mine
For every smooth-talking cowboy passing through—
I’ve got better things to do than fall for another you.