Just a Girl by Tyler Hilton When she moved to Nashville To do some thinking She kept a journal Of what went wrong She had her lists of Every problem Every person and the way To settle strong But things will go the hard way Where she don’t belong Chorus And I don’t mind it I don’t need her But she’s so pretty It’s hard to leave her Don’t you buy it If you see her She’s just a girl Not a country singer She was a neighbor And neighbor dreamer She taught me acrobats Would never live this long And I believed her ‘Cause she was honest So maybe she’s just swinging ‘Till she catches on And I might try to miss her If she played along Chorus And I’ve been minding my way On this solitary train It’s a grand complication Of movement towards a main Destination What should I say? When she’s so scared of thunder So I’m on my way And I won’t mind it If when I see her She looks happy Then I’ll believe her But don’t you buy it If you see her She’s just a girl She’s just my baby She’s just a girl Not a country singer And man I need her