Good Heart

(Inspired by “Bad Booty” — playful, flirty; twist: fun bar song but still tender)
Verse 1
She walked in that dive like she owned the floor,Cutoff shorts, boots, and a little bit more.Tattoo peekin’ from a ripped-up sleeve,Smile so wild I almost had to leave.Boys all stared like deer in lights,She just laughed and ordered Bud Light.Then she walked straight over, said, “You look bored—Wanna dance, soldier, or you need a reward?”
Verse 2
On the floor she moved like a sin on beat,Every hip-shake knocked me off my feet.But when the DJ cut to a slow-sad song,She wrapped her arms like I belonged.Whispered, “I heard you’ve seen some stuff,We can just sway if it’s too much.”That’s when I knew beneath all that strutLived a heart that truly cut through the cut.
Pre-Chorus
Yeah, she’s wild as hell on a Friday night—But she’s soft as dawn when you ain’t alright.
Chorus
She’s got a bad booty, good heart,Looks like trouble from the very start.But she’ll hold you close when the world falls apart,Kiss your scars like a piece of art.Yeah, she’s all sass, all spark, all charm—Bad booty…Good heart.
Bridge
Don’t judge the book by the sway of her jeans—She’s sweeter than every in-between.