 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Superstitious 17 , by - Granger Smith. Song from the album Don't Listen to the Radio, in the genre Кантри
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Superstitious 17 , by - Granger Smith. Song from the album Don't Listen to the Radio, in the genre КантриRelease date: 29.06.2009
Record label: Pioneer
Song language: English
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Superstitious 17 , by - Granger Smith. Song from the album Don't Listen to the Radio, in the genre Кантри
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Superstitious 17 , by - Granger Smith. Song from the album Don't Listen to the Radio, in the genre Кантри| Superstitious 17 | 
| Funny what catches your eye | 
| So many cars passin' me by | 
| I couldn’t miss that pickup truck | 
| Chevrolet '92 single cab midnight blue | 
| Nerf bars grill guard and 'ol mud tires | 
| And it took me back in time like a trip | 
| When I had one just like it | 
| Her in her jeans in the bench seat laughin' at me | 
| I remember when we we’re singin' | 
| Sangria wine on a Saturday night | 
| In the soft chevy radio light | 
| My hands travelin' her like every backroad slow on the curves | 
| I can’t forget how it made me feel | 
| Countin' stars through the cracked windshield | 
| Rabbit’s foot hangin' from the mirror | 
| Holdin' my breath, crossin' my fingers | 
| Livin' every moment like everything would always be | 
| So lucky in love, Superstitious 17 | 
| Every shootin' star in the sky | 
| Every time I’d run a yellow light | 
| I’d get a little kiss for good luck | 
| And I needed all I could get | 
| When you’re young and love like that | 
| Our only time alone was in that truck | 
| And I was stuck out on second base | 
| It wasn’t just a game we played | 
| To me it was real I could taste the salt in her kiss | 
| I couldn’t resist when we sang | 
| Sangria wine on a Saturday night | 
| In the soft chevy radio light | 
| My hands travelin' her like every backroad slow on the curves | 
| I can’t forget how it made me feel countin' stars through the cracked windshield | 
| Rabbit’s foot hangin' from the mirror | 
| Holdin' my breath, crossin' my fingers | 
| Livin' every moment like everything would always be | 
| So lucky in love, Superstitious 17 | 
| And now my life’s so black and white I wish | 
| I lived every day like I was singin' | 
| Sangria wine on a Saturday night | 
| In the soft chevy radio light | 
| My hands travelin' her like every backroad slow on the curves | 
| I can’t forget how it made me feel countin' stars through the cracked windshield | 
| Rabbit’s foot hangin' from the mirror | 
| Holdin' my breath, crossin' my fingers | 
| Livin' every moment like everything would always be | 
| So lucky in love, Superstitious 17 | 
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