What's So Wrong with That

(Brian Hendrix)

A lot of emphasis is placed on girls and guys meeting each other the "right" way now in our overly PC culture. I don't know anything about all of that; all I know is that people are never going to become close and fall in love if they never meet. So meet people how you want, where you want. As long as you respect other people, don't let anyone tell you what to do. This is a song about two people meeting in a bar and hitting it off. Soft, light, and most importantly, it's a true story for countless people.

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She said, "I seen you lookin' at me
And smiling"
"Yes, ma'am, I've been lookin' at you
A while, and
You're pretty as a picture
Even when you're trying to hide"
She said "There's a lot more than me in here to look at"
But, girl, I don't know anything about that
And then she asked me "Why"
I told her they didn't have her eyes 

I said "If you don't mind
I'd like a chance to chat
I don't see nothin' wrong with that" 

(Chorus) 
And what's so wrong with that
How can you fall in love if you don't ever meet
So would you like to dance 
You'd be just right for my left feet 
Maybe I could call ya if we get along 
Maybe I could stop by and sing ya a song
Maybe if you gave me a chance...
And what's so wrong with that 

I told her "Life, they say
Is all about the timin'
I read it on a t-shirt 
So they can't be lyin'" 
And she just laughed at loud
And I stood spellbound by her smile
I opened up 'bout the one that done me wrong
And she joined right in and we rolled along
Then she ordered up a drink
Something fruity, sweet and pink

I looked down at my whiskey
And I started to laugh
She asked 'What's so wrong with that?"

(Chorus) 

"Last call," they said, she asked
"Are you driving?"
"Girl, I don't even wanna step outside, it
Feels so right in here 
Like I've known you now for years
She smirked and said "That's what guys always say"
I said "I bet they do, once they've seen your face"
She looked deep and twirled her hair
It smelt like jasmine in the air 

I said "We can go eat
I can call us a cab"
She didn't see nothing wrong with that 

(Chorus) 
© Brian Hendrix 2020