Small Town USA
Embracing Roots: Discover the Essence of Small Town USA in Highway Bros' Anthem
Lyrics
A lot of people called it prison when I was growin' up
A lot of people referred to my hometown as a prison during my childhood.
These are my roots and this is what I love
These surroundings represent my roots, and I have a deep affection for them.
Cause everybody knows me and I know them
Everyone in the community knows me, and I am familiar with them.
And I believe that's the way we were supposed to live
I believe that living in close-knit communities is the intended way of life.
Wouldn't trade one single day in small town U-S-A
I wouldn't exchange any day of my life for the experience of living in small-town U.S.A.
Give me a Saturday night my baby by my side
I desire a Saturday night with my partner, enjoying the company and some Hank Jr. music with a six-pack of beer.
A little Hank Jr. and a six pack of lights
An ideal evening includes country music by David Allen Coe, a six-pack of beer, and a drive along an old dirt road.
Old dirt road and I'll be just fine
A simple life on a rural road is all I need to be content.
Give me a Sunday morning that's full of grace
On Sunday morning, I seek a life filled with grace and simplicity.
A simple life and I'll be okay
A straightforward and uncomplicated life is all I require.
Here in small town U-S-A
This is the essence of small-town U.S.A, and I am content with it.
Around here people break there backs just to earn a buck
People in our community work hard for their earnings.
We never get ahead but we have enough
Despite not getting ahead, we have enough to sustain ourselves.
I watch people leave and they come right back
People may leave, but many return to our small town.
I never wanted any part of that
I never aspired to be a part of that cycle of leaving and returning.
I'm proud to say that I love this place
I take pride in expressing my love for this place.
Good ole small town U-S-A
This is the good old small-town U.S.A that I cherish.
Give me a Saturday night my baby by my side
A Saturday night is perfect with my partner, listening to David Allen Coe and enjoying a six-pack of beer.
David Allen Coe and a six pack of lights
Referencing the classic "Sweet Home Alabama" with a six-pack of beer on a dirt road makes for an ideal night.
Old dirt road and I'll be just fine
A simple drive on an old dirt road is all I need for contentment.
Give me a Sunday morning that full of grace
A Sunday morning filled with grace and simplicity is my desire.
A simple life and I'll be okay
A simple and uncomplicated life is all I need to be content.
Here in small town U-S-A
This is the life I embrace in small-town U.S.A.
Oh yeah
Expressing enthusiasm and agreement with the sentiments.
I wouldn't trade one single day
I wouldn't trade any single day of my life for another.
I'm proud to say I love this place
Proudly affirming love for the current place of residence.
Give me a Saturday night my baby by my side
Reiterating the desire for a perfect Saturday night.
Sweet home Alabama a six pack of lights
Referencing "Sweet Home Alabama" again with a six-pack of beer.
Old dirt road and I'll be just fine
An old dirt road is the perfect setting for contentment.
Give me a Sunday morning that's full of grace
Desiring a Sunday morning filled with grace and simplicity.
A simple life and I'll be okay
Emphasizing the preference for a simple and uncomplicated life.
Here in small town U-S-A
Reaffirming the satisfaction found in small-town U.S.A.
Yeah, small town U-S-A
Concluding with a resounding affirmation of the love for small-town U.S.A.
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