Curves
Album: Burning Good Rubber
By: small town son
By: small town son
Duration
3:05
Genres
Description
Blues country song that uses the analogy of curves to describe a guy growing up, centered around the hook: “the best things in my life all came with curves.” Contains clever lyrics and ruggged instrumentation along the lines of a Trace Adkins or Jason Aldean tune with blazing guitars.
Lyrics
2nd hand honda goldwing that I'd fixed up to fly at 17 yrs old that chrome and speed we're too hard to deny those kentucky hills under my wheels and more luck than I deserve but the best things in my life all came with curves I had one hand on the gas one eye on the road you know taking things too fast is the just the way that I roll yeah mama would have came apart if she'd seen me take those turns but the best things in my life came with curves she had long brown legs rockin some daisy dukes aviators; pitch black leather and a can't touch this attitude like a unburnt candle waiting never thought I'd have the nerve but the best things in my life all came with curves couldn't wrap my mind around what came to her so naturally what an education for a wide eyed boy like me didn't know what I was doing but lord knows that I learned the best things in my life all came with curves you'd think I'd finally to slow it down pull this circus to the side find a little more straight and narrow for this rolling stone to lie but when this road gets easy thats when I plan to swerve cause the best things in my life all came with curves
