The song "Oklahoma Swing" by Vince Gill is about the joy and pride of being from Oklahoma and the unique culture and dance traditions found in the state. The lyrics describe a redhead girl from the singer's hometown who loves to have fun and captures his heart with her singing. She is described as being from the "right side of Red River," which refers to the boundary between Texas and Oklahoma, highlighting her Oklahoma roots. The singer considers her to be his dream girl. The song also introduces a boy from Oklahoma City whom the singer finds attractive. Although the boy has spent time in California, the singer acknowledges that he will always identify as an Oklahoman. The chorus of the song focuses on an Oklahoma dance, emphasizing its uniqueness. The singer and his love interest enjoy dancing together, particularly to the sounds of two fiddles playing. They share a connection and fun on the dance floor, symbolizing the spirit and camaraderie of Oklahomans. The lyrics express the pride of being from Oklahoma and celebrate the culture and traditions of the state. The "Oklahoma Swing" refers to a specific dance style or dance move associated with the state. The song aims to showcase the energetic and lively nature of the Oklahoma swing dance. Overall, "Oklahoma Swing" is a joyful and prideful song that highlights the beauty of Oklahoma, the love for its people, and the unique dance traditions found there.
