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I heard he was gonna marry some girl from DenverThen my sister came over, had the Sunday paper with herThere was the girl on the social pageLookin' in love and all engagedWe decided she don't take a very good pictureIt may be my family's redneck natureRubbin' off, bringin' out unladylike behaviorIt sure ain't Christian to judge a strangerBut I don't like herShe may be an angel who spends all winterBringin' the homeless blankets and dinnerA regular Nobel peace prize winnerBut I really hate her, I'll think of a reason laterI drew horns and blacked out her tooth with a markerChildish, yes, but she made such a thin little targetI couldn't be happier on my ownBut I've got the slightest of a jealous boneAnd seein' her with him tends to enlarge itIt may be my family's redneck natureRubbin' off, bringin' out unladylike behaviorIt sure ain't Christian to judge a strangerBut I don't like herShe may be an angel who spends all winterSongtexteBringin' the homeless blankets and dinnerA regular Nobel peace prize winnerBut I really hate her, I'll think of a reason laterInside her head may lay all the answersFor curing diseases from baldness to cancerSalt of the earth and a real good dancerBut I really hate her, I'll think of a reason later Aus Songtexte Mania