Lyrics Hot - Mark Chesnutt

Hot - Mark Chesnutt
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Hot, artist - Mark Chesnutt. Album song Tradition Lives, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 07.07.2016
Record label: Row Entertainment
Song language: English

Hot

Air ain’t moving, not a hint of a breeze
Lord, it must be a hundred degrees
Bad part is, it’s only ten o’clock
Man, it’s hot
Think I’ll go down to the store and get a cold drink
Scald my legs on that black vinyl seat
You can see the heat rising off the parking lot
It’s flat out hot
It’s hot, and I ain’t just talking
Saw a dog chasing a cat
And they were both walking
They’ll blame it on El Niño, but it’s not
It’s just plain old hot
Bare foot kids on a blacktop road
Tip-toeing like they’re walking on coals
Little feet are frying like tater-tots
Have mercy, it’s hot
Talk about drought, man it ain’t rained a lick
Caught a catfish this morning, it was covered in ticks
September’s all the hope we got
And I’m here to tell you, it’s hot
It’s hot, and I ain’t just talking
Saw a dog chasing a cat
And they were both walking
They’ll blame it on El Niño, but it’s not
We know it’s not
No, it’s just plain old…
Hotter than a biscuit in a cast-iron skillet
It’s just plain old
Hotter than Cindy Crawford in a cedar wood sauna
It’s just plain old hot

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Artist lyrics: Mark Chesnutt