Borrowed Suit
by Colt Maddox · Country › Country Ballad · Made with Suno · 0 plays
Style
country, pedal steel, acoustic, nostalgic, country rock
Prompt
stripped country wedding ballad, acoustic guitar, soft steel guitar, gravelly male Southern drawl, slow first dance
Lyrics
Granddaddy's suit is a little too long in the sleeves Mama took the hem up on her knees last week Smells like cedar and the aftershave he wore Said he danced with Grandma in it back in sixty-four I ain't never been a dancer, you know I got two left feet But they're playing our song and you're walking to me Everybody's watching I don't see a soul but you In a borrowed suit With a brand new ring Swaying like a fool Trying not to sing I don't own a thing that's fit for this But I'll give you every bit I got In a borrowed suit Your daddy shook my hand like he was testing out the grip Your sister's crying in the back and laughing through it There's a dollar in the pocket that Granddaddy left inside He wrote "for her" on the corner, folded on the side I guess he knew I'd need it, I guess he knew I'd find The kind of girl you hold on to the rest of your life Everybody's watching I don't see a soul but you In a borrowed suit With a brand new ring Swaying like a fool Trying not to sing I don't own a thing that's fit for this But I'll give you every bit I got In a borrowed suit One day I'll buy a suit that fits But I married you in this Yeah, I married you in this In a borrowed suit With a brand new ring Swaying like a fool Trying not to sing I don't own a thing that's fit for this But I'll give you every bit I got In a borrowed suit In a borrowed suit