Tell Me
Forrest Frank's 'Tell Me' is a love song expressing wonder and gratitude for an unexpected romantic partner. The lyrics contrast the singer's simple, laid-back lifestyle with his partner's grace and warmth, marveling that someone so wonderful would choose him. While the song does not explicitly mention God or Christian themes, it conveys a sense of unearned favor and thankfulness that could resonate with believers. However, the content is primarily secular, focusing on human romance rather than divine love or faith.
I'm a Southern sticks son of a gun
She's a flower girl sitting in the sun
She's a first-class ticket overseas
I'm an F150 parked on the beach, oh
I can't believe she's everything to me
Oh, can somebody please
Tell me
How did I, how did I get somebody like you
To get somebody like me
Oh tell me, how did I, how did I get somebody like you
To get somebody like me
I'ma sleep in late, work all night
She's a coffee cup in the morning light
She wears her heart on her sleeve
I could live inside my head for weeks, oh
I can't believe she's everything to me
Oh, can somebody please
Tell me
How did I, how did I get somebody like you
To get somebody like me
Oh, tell me (Oh, tell me)
How did I, how did I get somebody like you
To get somebody like me