Two, three, four What if Mississippi honey drowned out a memory? What if whiskey from Kentucky was sweet? What if cigarettes could make you live twenty years longer And fresh air put you six feet deep? What if I didn't love you And what if you loved me? What if the grass was blue? What if the sky was green? What if I didn't love you And what if you loved me? What if, in the kitchen, on the counter, I left a note and key? What if every time you hear a love song, it brings you to your knees? What if it was you up at two, wondering who I'm kissing? What if I got good sleep? What if I didn't love you And what if you loved me? What if the grass was blue? What if the sky was green? What if my lonesome boots Walked a few miles on your feet? What if I didn't love you And what if you loved me? What if up was down and down was up And you were the sad one And I already found somebody? What if I didn't love you And what if you loved me? What if I didn't love you And what if you loved me?
