| She fixes her hair every morning
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| Long before seven o’clock
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| She’ll tell you with her hair that piled up She feels closer to god
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| And she fires up that old chevy
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| Gets to the truckers in time
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| Serves up the biscuits and gravy
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| And the wisecracks by nine
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| She’s a good ol’girl, she won’t let you down
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| She’s got a picture of elvis when he came through her town
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| And her heart is kind, oh but she speaks speaks her mind
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| Jus ask anybody, just cross her one time
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| She’s a good ol’girl
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| She’s never had any children
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| Oh, but she’s taken some strays
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| She’s been known to pay the long distance
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| For scared runaways
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| And she still goes to church with her momma
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| Yeah? |
| cause that’s the right thing to do But she’ll tell you that she’s gone out
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| Dancin’with a trucker or two
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| And then she’ll wink at you
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| She’s a good ol’girl, she won’t let you down
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| She’s got a picture of elvis when he came through her hometown
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| And her heart is kind, oh but she speaks speaks her mind
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| Jus ask anybody, just cross her one time
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| She’s a good ol’girl
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| Yes, she’s a good ol’girl and she won’t let you down
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| She’s got a picture of elvis when he came through her town
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| And her heart is kind, oh but she speaks speaks her mind
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| Jus ask anybody, just cross her one time
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| She’s a good ol’girl, yeah, she’s a good ol’girl
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| She’s a good ol’girl |