Whiskey on the Dash, Trouble in Her Pants… Pocket

Performed by Bale Harrison and the Texas Field Hands

DOWNLOAD: Whiskey on the Dash, Trouble in Her Pants… Pocket

She’s not the preacher’s daughter; she’s an angel.
No, the subject of this song is the Sheriff’s ex,
She can hotwire a truck faster than she can two-step,
Every time she’s jilted at the dancehall, she steals the fella’s truck,
Drives it to the Stockyard, just to test her luck.
Hell, she’s been down there and back the same night
And she laughed ‘til she “shook in her boots” when he remembered where he’d parked it.
Course he called the Sherriff but what’s the Sherriff gonna do?

(Chorus)
She’s got whiskey on the dash, trouble in her pants… pocket,
Stirs up chaos and no one can stop it.
She’s spray-paintin’ “Mama’s Boy” on his favorite blind,
Puttin’ glitter in his boots, leavin’ sparkles behind.
She sends flowers to the Judge with his name on the card,
Leavin’ the whole damn town wonderin’ what’s goin’ on.
He could lock her up, but knows it’d be worse,
She’s a wild one, breakin’ laws just to hear him curse.
Yeah, whiskey on the dash, trouble in her pants… pocket,
She’s got the Sheriff on the run, and she ain’t gonna stop it.

She taught him how to shoot, and tells it at the rodeo,
Says without her, he couldn’t hit a barn if it was slow.
She drinks whiskey straight, her mouth just as hot,
She invented two cuss words the deputy’s still awed.
When a cowboy couldn’t find his truck, she creamed her jeans,
Laughin’ at the look on his face—oh, that’s the scene.
She don’t care ‘bout the law, just what makes the Sherriff squirm,
And when she’s through with him, she’ll leave him food for worms.

(Chorus)
She’s got whiskey on the dash, trouble in her pants… pocket,
Stirs up chaos and no one can stop it.
She’s spray-paintin’ “Mama’s Boy” on his favorite blind,
Puttin’ glitter in his boots, leavin’ sparkles behind.
She sends flowers to the Judge with his name on the card,
Leavin’ the whole damn town wonderin’ what’s goin’ on.
He could lock her up, but knows it’d be worse,
She’s a wild one, breakin’ laws just to hear him curse.
Yeah, whiskey on the dash, trouble in her pants… pocket,
She’s got the Sheriff on the run, and she ain’t gonna stop it.

(Bridge)
Folks in town just shake their heads, wonderin’ why,
He don’t do somethin’ ‘bout her, won’t even try.
But it’s Texas, he’s Sherriff; and can tolerate who he wants,
And she’s the kind of woman that never stops.

(Chorus)
She’s got whiskey on the dash, trouble in her pants… pocket,
Stirs up chaos and no one can stop it.
She’s spray-paintin’ “Mama’s Boy” on his favorite blind,
Puttin’ glitter in his boots, leavin’ sparkles behind.
She sends flowers to the Judge with his name on the card,
Leavin’ the whole damn town wonderin’ what’s goin’ on.
He could lock her up, but knows it’d be worse,
She’s a wild one, breakin’ laws just to hear him curse.
Yeah, whiskey on the dash, trouble in her pants… pocket,
She’s got the Sheriff on the run, and she ain’t gonna stop it.

OUTRO:
Whiskey on the dash, trouble in her pants,
When it comes to causin’ hell, she’s never gonna drop it.

 



 

Whiskey on the Dash, Trouble in Her Pants… Pocket — Lyrics and Music by Alan Nafzger

Whiskey on the Dash, Trouble in Her Pants... Pocket (2)
Whiskey on the Dash, Trouble in Her Pants… Pocket

Whiskey on the Dash

by Alan Nafzger (2014)

She’s no preacher’s daughter, but an angel wild,
The Sheriff’s ex, with a Texas heart beguiled.
Her reputation stretches far and wide,
Like a broken heart across the countryside.

She hotwires trucks with a swift, deft grace,
Two-steps through the night, she sets the pace.
By midnight’s hour, if he turns away,
Her truck is ready, prepped to stray.

Down to Fort Worth, she makes her mark,
Parks by the bar, ignites a spark.
By the time he grasps the scene’s unfold,
She’s back again, cigar in hold.

She cares not for his politics or creed,
But meddling with him is her favorite deed.
Whiskey on the dash, trouble in her pack,
She stirs the chaos, there’s no turning back.

“Mama’s Boy” sprayed on his favorite blind,
Glitter in his boots, sparkles left behind.
Flowers sent to the Judge with his name,
Leaving the town wrapped in curiosity’s flame.

He could lock her up, but fears the worse,
She’s a wild spirit, breaking every curse.
Whiskey on the dash, trouble in her chest,
The Sheriff’s running, she won’t rest.

She taught him to shoot, rodeo tales spun,
Without her guidance, his aim was none.
Whiskey straight, her mouth as fierce as fire,
Two cuss words born from her fierce desire.

When his truck’s lost, she laughs with ease,
Creaming jeans, she aims to tease.
She cares not for laws, just his uneasy turn,
When she’s done, he’s left to yearn.

Townfolk shake their heads, wondering why,
He lets her fly beneath the Texas sky.
In Texas heat, he bears what he will,
A woman wild, her spirit still.

Whiskey on the dash, trouble in her hold,
She ignites the night, fearless and bold.
“Mama’s Boy” on blinds, glitter on shoes,
Flowers for the Judge, spreading her news.

He could cage her wild, but knows the cost,
She’s the storm he loves, the line he’s crossed.
Whiskey on the dash, trouble in her keep,
The Sheriff’s running, while she never sleeps.

Whiskey on the dash, trouble in her pack,
When it comes to hell, she won’t hold back.

Whiskey on the Dash, Trouble in Her Pants... Pocket (1)
Whiskey on the Dash, Trouble in Her Pants… Pocket

Last Updated on October 29, 2024 by Alan Nafzger

By Bale Harrison

Bale Harrison and the Texas Field Hands are a standout act in the world of farm radio, blending traditional country sound with an authentic rural spirit. Led by Bale Harrison, a Texas-born singer-songwriter raised on the land, the band embodies the grit and heart of the agricultural lifestyle. Harrison’s deep connection to farming runs through every cord, as his music captures both the challenges and joys of life on the ranch. The Texas Field Hands, an all-star group of seasoned musicians, complement Harrison's powerful vocals with rich harmonies, fiddle, and steel guitar. Their live shows are a celebration of country roots, echoing through fields and barn dances alike. Known for their genuine approach and expert musicianship, Bale Harrison and the Texas Field Hands are quickly becoming a favorite on farm radio stations, delivering songs that resonate with hardworking folks across America.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *