TIM McGRAW BARBIQUE STAIN Lyrics

It was labor day weekend i was 17 i bought a c__e and some gasoline and i drove out to the county fair when i saw her for the first time she was standing there in the ticket line and it all started right then and there oh the saber sky made a perfect sunset that's the day i'll never i had a barbique
Stain on my white t-shirt she
Was killing me in the mini
Skirt skipping rocks on the
River by the railroad tracks
She had a sun tan line and red lipstick i worked so hard for that first kiss i darn don't forget something like that it was five years lay and a southbound plane i was headed down to new orleans to meet some friends of mine for the mardi graw then i heard a voice from the past coming from a few rows back and when i looked i couldn't believe just what i saw she said i bet you don't remember me and i said only every other memory i had a barbique stain on my white t-shirt your were killing me in the mini skirt skippning rocks on the river by the railroad tracks you had a sun tan line and red lipstick i worked so hard for that first kiss and darn don't forget something like that