Lyrics
Verse 1
He’s posted up by the jukebox glowBoots too clean, hair too slowI’m halfway done with my last sweet teaThinking that grin ain’t meant for meHe talks big talk with a too-slick grinI clock that lie from the shape he’s in
Pre‑Chorus
I twist my ring on a napkin edgeSlide my eyes right to the door’s red frameSnare rolls like thunder in a tin roof nightAnd I laugh out loud at my own next move
Chorus
I’m walking him at the barI’m walking him at the barThen I’m gone, gone, goneWith a swing and a sparkI’m walking him at the barI’m walking him at the barTell the boys at the doorThat I left my mark
Verse 2
He reaches out like he owns the airI move so smooth like I don’t careOne hand on my hat, one on the stoolI smile like I’m still playing it coolBut I’m done with his smoke and his borrowed charmGot one last laugh and one last arm
Pre‑Chorus
The crowd gets loud, but I hear my shoesOn the floorboards singing my exit tuneTwangy voices rise in the back of the roomAnd I’m already gone in my head
Chorus
I’m walking him at the barI’m walking him at the barThen I’m gone, gone, goneWith a swing and a sparkI’m walking him at the barI’m walking him at the barTell the boys at the doorThat I left my mark
Bridge
I lean in close, let the moment landPat that joker with a goodbye handHe blinks, I grin, and I spin on heelThat’s how a woman leaves a bad deal
Final Chorus
I’m walking him at the barI’m walking him at the barThen I’m gone, gone, goneWith a swing and a sparkI’m walking him at the barI’m walking him at the barTell the boys at the doorThat I left my mark
Outro
One little tapThen I’m out the darkThree cheers for meAnd a slammed-up start