

She stepped right off the flatbed in nineteen-eighty-seven With a crown of
plastic rhinestones and a smile sent straight from heaven
Thirty-eight long summers past but she hasn't missed a beat
Still got the county banner and the world is at her feet
She's spinning on the hardwood floor of the local VFW hall
Yeah she's kicking up the sawdust,
making eyes at one and all
And she is still wearing the sash Making a scene,
making a splash Red white and blue for the neighborhood parade
Living out the sweetest promise that she ever made
(oh yeah)
Now some folks do some whispering when she marches down Main Street
In her faded satin glory and her white boots on her feet
(ha!) But no one's got the nerve to say that pageant day
is through
Cause when she starts to two-step,
she's the queen of nineteen-eighty-two
And she is still wearing the sash
Making a scene, making a splash Red white and blue for the
neighborhood parade
Living out the sweetest promise that she ever made
(yee-haw!) Thirty-eight years and counting
Yeah she is still the queen