love our little family

love our little family

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Huckleberry

The other day I was a little upset, Jer and I were cuddling, and he started singing this song to me. I hadn't ever heard it and I thought it was the cutest thing ever. He has such a cute heart and I love that he is so kind and does cute things like this. Every time he sings random things it reminds me of a day when we were snowboarding soon after he got home from his mission, we were going snowboarding and on the lift at the Canyons. He made up a song and was singing it to me. I fell in love with the most amazing perfect man for me. I love his cute ways. Oh and I love this song, too cute! 


Huckleberry, by Toby Keith:


Just off of the two-lane where the school bus used to stop 
Was a little wooden A-frame with a yellow tin roof top 
One day it was raining on this world 
She said ‘have you ever really, really ever kissed a girl?’ 

Baby I’ll be your Huckleberry, you don’t have to double dare me 
If the storm gets wild and scary count on me to be right there 
You’re so extra ordinary sweet like maraschino cherries 
We’ll grow up and we’ll get married 
I’m gonna be your Huckleberry 

Later on that summer we went to the county fair 
They had a brand new roller coaster and everyone was scared 
It was two bucks to experience the thrill 
She said ‘come on boy let’s get in line I’ll ride it if you will’ 

Baby I’ll be your Huckleberry, you don’t have to double dare me 
If the ride gets wild and scary count on me to be right there 
You’re so extra ordinary sweet like maraschino cherries 
We’ll grow up and we’ll get married 
I’m gonna be your Huckleberry 

Snuck off on a slow dance at the junior/senior prom 
Went lookin’ for some romance before I had to get her home 
Steamin’ up the windows of my car 
She said ‘until I get my wedding ring boy we can’t go that far’ 

Baby I’ll be your Huckleberry, you don’t have to double dare me 
If the world gets wild and scary count on me to be right there 
You’re so extra ordinary sweet like maraschino cherries 
We grew up and we got married 
Now look at those three little Huckleberries