Mustang Moonlight

"Mustang Moonlight" (Verse 1 — Male) I pulled up in my Mustang, dust on the chrome, Radio hummin’, I was ridin’ alone. Stopped at that diner on Highway 9, You were sippin’ lemonade, lookin’ fine. (Verse 2 — Female) You asked if you could share my booth, I said, “Boy, I don’t usually, but you look like truth.” You bought me a cheeseburger, fries on the side, We laughed ‘bout dreams we both tried to hide. (Chorus — Both) Under that Mustang moonlight, hearts got tangled tight, Didn’t need no mansion, just your arms tonight. With a cheeseburger, lemonade, and a song that played, We found love in the small-town shade. (Bridge — Male) Now we’re older, but I still see you there, Sunlight on your hair, wind in the air. (Bridge — Female) You still drive that Mustang, same ol’ grin, And when you look my way, I fall again. (Final Chorus — Both, in harmony) Under that Mustang moonlight, we’re still all right, Don’t need that mansion, our love’s still bright. With a cheeseburger, lemonade, and that same song played, We found forever in the small-town shade. (Outro — Both, softly) Yeah, we found forever… In that Mustang moonlight.