The lyrics of "Good as It Gets" by Hayden Coffman tell the story of a man who has found the perfect woman for him. He describes her as a "wake up call" and himself as a "snooze button", implying that she motivates him to be a better person. He can't understand why she would choose him, a honky-tonk guitar player, but he's grateful that she loves him for who he is. The chorus repeats the idea that she's "as good as it gets" and that he's lucky to have her. He praises her for her quirks, like dancing with two left feet, and for her love of country music. He also expresses his fear of losing her and prays that she'll never leave. The bridge reveals that the protagonist used to be a womanizer but has changed his ways because of her. He calls her a "Jack and Coke on a front porch swing" and admits that he's smitten with her. Overall, the song is a tribute to a woman who has changed the protagonist's life for the better. He recognizes her value and wants to hold onto her for as long as he can.
