Dance With Who Brung Ya
Asleep At The Wheel · Other Songs - Asleep At The Wheel
It sounds like some lonesome song got in my soul
My baby flipped the blanket, she won't be back no more
She makes a whistle stop then she's gone again
Sometimes it's hard, hard on a poor boy's brain
Poor boys brain, I'm telling you, boys
My baby thinks she's a train
Lawd, lawd, lawdy, the way she moves
Drags me round like an old caboose
I'm telling you boys thats girl's insane
My baby thinks she's a train
Choo, choo, ain't just some train sound
It's the noise that you hear when my baby hits town
With her long hair flying, man, she's hard to tame
What you supposed to do when your baby thinks she's a train
She eats money like a train eats coal
She burns it up and leaves you in the smoke
If you wanna catch her ride, you wait till she unwinds
She's just like a train, she always gives some bum a ride
My baby thinks she's a train
Dance With Who Brung Ya
Asleep At The Wheel's 'Dance With Who Brung Ya' stands as a quintessential example of their mastery of honky-tonk and country rock. Recorded by the legendary Texas-based ensemble, the track exemplifies their signature blend of traditional country instrumentation with a driving, rhythmic energy that defines their discography. The song features the group's characteristic vocal harmonies and acoustic guitar work, capturing the spirit of the American South while maintaining a polished, radio-friendly production style. It reflects the band's deep roots in the genre, showcasing their ability to reinterpret classic country themes with a modern edge that has made them a staple in the country music landscape for decades.