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Bob Morrison (Southern Days Music-ASCAP)
She lived on a farm way out on the rural route
So without a little twist of fate –
They never woulda met on the road that day
She’d run out of gas – and he stopped to help her out.
She said “I can’t be late for my job at the Dairy Queen
I could really use a ride, but I wouldn’t wanna trouble you.”
She liked his smile he liked the way she looked –
Before she even got her seat belt hooked
She was feelin’ right at home in his BMW.
(Chorus)
Anything can happen in a workin’ girl’s dreams
In a Harlequin novel or a “Sleepless In Seattle” scene
All she needed was a ride to work
When along came a knight in a Calvin Klein shirt – but hey hey
Anything can happen in a working girl’s dreams –
In a workin’ girl’s dreams
He watched as she walked away in the parking lot
She looked back and saw him headed for the ATM
Then he drove through the drive-thru seventeen times
The manager said: that boy’s lost his mind.”
But the fry cook said: “I think you should go out with him.”
(Chorus)
Anything can happen in a workin’ girl’s dreams
Anything can happen –
Anything can happen in a working girl’s dreams,
in a workin’ girl’s dreams…
