Her hair was as black as Pike county cold
And her lips were as red as blood on the snow
She wore short vinyl skirts and them boots to her knees
And she lived in the holler across the mountain from me

Hard Candy so sweet
And I could never get enough
Hard Candy so easy
For me to love

Wild horses couldn't keep her old man outta jail
From bootlegging whiskey his sons helped him sell
And growing up in that holler wasn't nothing but hot
Fightin' roosters and cur dogs tied up in the yard

Hard Candy so sweet
And I could never get enough
Hard Candy so easy
For me to love

One night on the mountain back in the pine trees
Candy let down her guard, she said she loved me
We left the holler when her old man got put back in jail
And she told all her brothers to go straight to [bad word] 

Hard Candy so sweet
And I could never get enough
Hard Candy so easy
For me to love.

SONGWRITERS
KNIGHT, CHRISTOPHER DAVID