Write My Number On Your Hand
Scotty Mccreery · Clear As Day [2011]
The river drenched bikini sittin' pretty on her hips
So we shared a Coca Cola sittin' on a log
And I was wantin' to kiss her like an old bullfrog
Did you say you're only here for a couple of days
Well alright, we ain't got much time to waste
We talked 'til the moon chased the sun from the sky
Said this is hello, it sure ain't goodbye
Write my number on your hand where it's easy to see
Write my number on your hand and give yours to me
It will look good in blue on your sun kissed tan
Baby write my number on your hand.
We jumped back in the water in the moonlight glow
I said, come tomorrow, where you wanna go
Baby some place cool, 'cause it will be hot
Do it one more time, I think it might've rubbed off
Write my number on your hand where it's easy to see
Write my number on your hand and give yours to me
Still looks good in blue on your sun kissed tan
Baby write my number on your hand.
If you're ever back in town, just give me a ring
She said, well that's so sweet, but if you wanna see me
Write my number on your hand where it's easy to see
Write my number on your hand and read it back to me
Yeah blue would look good with your farmer's tan,
Baby write my number on your hand.
It'd look pretty damn good with your farmer's tan,
Baby write my number on your hand.
Write My Number On Your Hand
Scotty McCreery's 'Write My Number On Your Hand' stands as a poignant centerpiece on his 2011 debut album, Clear As Day. Recorded during the height of his country music resurgence, the track blends traditional storytelling with a polished, modern production style characteristic of early 2010s country pop. The song explores themes of connection and the fleeting nature of romance, delivered with McCreery's signature warm, resonant vocal tone that defined his initial commercial success. As part of the album's cohesive narrative, it reflects the era's shift toward emotive, radio-friendly country anthems while maintaining the genre's roots in heartfelt lyricism. The recording showcases McCreery's ability to balance vulnerability with the polished sheen that made him a household name in the country music landscape.