
“Hard-Headed and All Heart”
Country · FreeCustomSong Original
You’ve got a stubborn streak a country mile wide
Hard-headed, yeah, you never let it slide
You can be a little moody when the weather starts to turn
But you've got a loving fire that is always gonna burn
You're my sister, Stephanie, through the thick and thin
Every time you come around, the memories begin
Chorus'Cause we never stop talking when we get in a room
We always have the best time, chasing off the gloom
Yeah, it’s bound to be eventful whenever you are near
I wouldn't trade a second of the moments we share here
You’re amazing, you’re awesome, you’re my favorite kind of wild
And Maddox loves his Steffy, and he says it with a smile
Verse 2Beneath that tough exterior, you’ve got a heart of gold
The most caring, gentle spirit that a person could hold
We can stay up past midnight, sharing every little thought
Yeah, this sisterhood we're building is the best thing that I've got
When you walk through the doorway, the whole house comes alive
It's a beautiful, crazy chaos whenever you arrive
Chorus'Cause we never stop talking when we get in a room
We always have the best time, chasing off the gloom
Yeah, it’s bound to be eventful whenever you are near
I wouldn't trade a second of the moments we share here
You’re amazing, you’re awesome, you’re my favorite kind of wild
And Maddox loves his Steffy, and he says it with a smile
BridgeWe might butt heads, 'cause we’re cut from the same tree
But there is no one else I'd rather have sitting next to me
Through the laughter and the stories that we never seem to end
You're my family by blood, but you're chosen as my friend
Final ChorusAnd we never stop talking when we get in a room
We always have the best time, chasing off the gloom
Yeah, it’s bound to be eventful whenever you are near
I wouldn't trade a second of the moments we share here
You’re amazing, you’re awesome, you’re my favorite kind of wild
And Maddox loves his Steffy, and he says it with a smile
Yeah, Maddox loves his Steffy, and he says it with a smile