Love Like That

(Verse 1) We met by the river when the sun went down, You had daisies in your hair and your boots kicked around. I said, “Girl, you shine brighter than that harvest moon,” You smiled and said, “I’ll see you soon.” (Chorus) ’Cause they don’t make love like that no more, The kind that knocks you flat right to the floor. Hand in hand, through rich and poor, They don’t make love like that no more. (Verse 2) We built a life on faith and dust, An old red barn and a worn-out truck. Raised two kids and a field of corn, Laughed through the nights, prayed through the storms. (Chorus) Yeah, they don’t make love like that no more, The kind worth fightin’ and bleedin’ for. Sweet as a hymn from the old church door, They don’t make love like that no more. (Bridge) Now the kids are grown, and you’re gray like me, Still dancin’ slow where no one sees. That same old song on the radio plays, And I thank the Lord for every day. (Final Chorus — soft, warm) ’Cause we still got love like that, it’s true, Ain’t nothin’ stronger than me and you. If I had one wish, I’d just renew— A lifetime more of love like that with you. (Outro) Yeah, they don’t make love like that no more… But somehow, darlin’, we sure do.