Oh, the sky is so blue & it's a vacation. This is Savannah, Georgia and that blonde woman in the halter top and sunglasses makes me think it's the free love '70's, but it's just the present.
You, my first glimpse of you, in that riverfront candy store and I wasn't looking at the pralines. You are standing by the divinity in the sunlight and you've got your own sunlit halo from the window. Oh, it's hot and humid and your black t shirt is clinging for life on those muscles, one tuft of brown hair sneaks out at the collar. You've got your sunglasses on and they're pushed up on your forehead, and those blue eyes are brighter than any man's should be. Oh, look over here, look over here, but I'm gonna pull something out of Scarlett's playbook and I saunter over and drop my scarf to see if you're a gentleman and will pick it up.
And you are a gentleman.
How can I see you again, but you make it so easy and we end up at a restaurant that night. You're on vacation, too, but I can hear the Southern honey dripping from your vowels and you are an Atlanta man. I can feel your eyes dipping to my neckline and I did wear hot pink and my brunette hair is in a pony tail to show you my eyes and neck. And you ordered the oysters and somehow that seems just right.