[Verse] Down at Joe’s on Main Street, where the neon hums, There’s a girl in red boots, and she’s drinking from the sun, Denim jacket on her shoulders, a smile soft and slow, Every time she walks in, man, I just gotta know. [Pre-Chorus] She’s got that wild fire, wrapped in tender light, A honky-tonk queen that makes the wrong feel right. [Chorus] Oh, those red boots and denim, they’re calling me home, In that smoky little bar where I’m never alone, She’s the song in the silence, the heart of the scene, My honky-tonk queen in red boots and denim. [Verse] Spinning ‘round the floor like she’s lost in a dream, Laughing like the river, soft and sweet as it seems, Every glance from those eyes pulls me closer to stay, Wishing I could hold her till the night slips away. [Pre-Chorus] She’s got that wild fire, wrapped in tender light, A honky-tonk queen that makes the wrong feel right. [Chorus] Oh, those red boots and denim, they’re calling me home, In that smoky little bar where I’m never alone, She’s the song in the silence, the heart of the scene, My honky-tonk queen in red boots and denim. [Bridge] Maybe someday, I’ll find the words to say How she paints my gray skies in every shade of May, Till then I’ll keep coming back, time and again, To that little dance floor where she’s taking my hand. [Chorus] Oh, those red boots and denim, they’re calling me home, In that smoky little bar where I’m never alone, She’s the song in the silence, the heart of the scene, My honky-tonk queen in red boots and denim. [Chorus] Oh, those red boots and denim, they’re calling me home, In that smoky little bar where I’m never alone, She’s the song in the silence, the heart of the scene, My honky-tonk queen in red boots and denim. [Outro] Yeah, my honky-tonk queen, in red boots and denim.