| A young boy needs a palce to sit and wait
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| Cause she aint ever ready for the date.
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| That girl’s daddy needs a quiet spot
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| To tell that boy the What’s and What-Not's.
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| Some day soon he’s gonna bring her home
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| To sit on the swing with that light bulb on He’ll reach in the pocket of those old blue jeans
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| Pull out a ring, get down on one knee
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| That’s why God made a front porch
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| And put a little creak in the screen door.
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| Somethin' 'bout the sound of a G-chord
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| Foot tappin on a loose board.
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| Full moon dancin' 'hind the willow tree
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| You can hear that bull frong clear accros the creek.
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| When that old house gets a little worn,
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| That’s why God made a front porch.
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| I step over my old dog and head to work
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| Put in a full day 'till my back hurts.
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| As fast as this world goes around and 'round
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| Everybody needs a place to slow down.
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| And as my tires hit the gravel drive
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| The summer sun is hangin' on for dear life.
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| Yes my little angel’s in her sun dress
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| Sittin' cross legged, on the wood steps
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| That’s why God made a front porch
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| And put a little creak in the screen door.
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| Somethin' 'bout the sound of a G-chord
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| Foot tappin on a loose board.
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| Wind chimes chimin' in the eavning breeze
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| You can hear that bull frong clear accros the creek.
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| A peacful rainfall follows a thunderstorm
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| That’s why God made a front porch.
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| Full moon dancin' 'hind the willow tree
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| To hear that bull frong clear accros the creek
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| When that old house gets a little worn,
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| That’s why God made a front porch.
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| That’s why God made a front porch. |