Tracy Byrd "Tiny Town" |
I grew up in a tiny town. Sidewalks rolled up when the sun went down, and we played in the streets 'till my mom said come in, in that tiny town. My dad ran a station by the railroad track. Half his life spent on his back underneath a car Lord he worked so hard in that tiny town. They say home is where your heart is And I guess it's true. And they say you can't go back But I close my eyes and I'm drivin through. My mom sold Avon in the neighborhood. I'd wait in the car hopin she'd done good. So I'd have a dime to spend on the icecream man in that tiny town. I got the car when I was just 15 and 5 dollars bought a lot of gasoline to the drive in picture show where we used to go in that tiny town. They say home is where your heart is And I guess it's true. And they say you can't go back But I close my eyes and I'm drivin through. Now the years they fly by so fast. So much in life we lose to the past, but I'm proud to say that I was raised in a tiny town. Yeah I'm proud to say that I was raised in a tiny town. Lyric from www.lyricmania.com |