John William Thompson is a Nashville performing songwriter actively writing and recording original material for the music industry.
Lyrics
Sun going down behind the Southern pines You're silhouette so fine. Girl you made me remember what I never knew I could forget - the heart is something you feel and I feel if I don't kiss you now, I never will.
Pretty as a long freight train climbing through the Colorado pass. Baby lets take this in, make it last. Fragile as a broken memory Smooth as pure cool whiskey. Girl when your eyes they touch me I just grow still.
If I don't kiss you now I never will forgive myself if the next time we meet you're with somebody else I'm not looking for something I've lost I just want to drink that Southern Comfort cherry lip gloss. Come on, kiss me.
That old crickets still singing our song. All by himself, lonesome. Doesn't he sound just like you, and me. Better get back before we're looked for. Before you go, there's just one more something you need to know. Here's the deal: If you don't kiss me now - If you don't kiss me now, you never will.
