Big for a Small Town
Big Hearts, Small Town Vibes: Karli June's Anthem of Community Spirit
Lyrics
When someone needs a hand
Emphasizes the community's willingness to help others in need.
Everybody's there giving when they can
Highlights the collective spirit of the community, everyone contributing as they can.
When someone makes the radio
Refers to local talent making it to the radio, bringing pride to the town.
We turn it up, let the whole town know
Expresses the town's enthusiasm, celebrating local success by turning up the radio.
The grocery store is a town reunion
Describes the grocery store as a gathering place, fostering a sense of community.
Show up at nine, might leave by two
Portrays the town's relaxed nature, spending time at the grocery store like a reunion.
We don't need big city lights
Rejects the need for urban amenities, asserting the town's contentment.
To light this town right up
Asserts that the town doesn't need city lights to feel alive.
We like to get loud, like to get crazy
Expresses the town's love for lively celebrations without needing a specific reason.
Don't need any reason for a party
Celebrates the joy of partying without requiring a specific cause.
Might be a small crowd, but we're rowdy
Acknowledges the town's inclination to be boisterous even with a small crowd.
Can turn a Wednesday night into a Friday
Highlights the town's ability to turn ordinary days into festive occasions.
Come Sunday morning fill the church pews up
Describes the town's religious devotion, filling the church on Sundays.
On Saturday it's the arena
Points out the significance of the arena on Saturdays, likely for sports or events.
We might not be on the map, but we're still proud
Despite not being prominent on the map, the town takes pride in its identity.
We go pretty big for a small town
Reiterates that the town goes all out in its celebrations despite its small size.
Go pretty big for a small town
Emphasizes the town's tendency to go big despite its small population.
You might know us from our hockey team
Highlights the town's recognition through its hockey team.
You drive through our streets to get to the beach
Mentions the town's strategic location for those heading to the beach.
Your hotel might got more beds
Comparing hotel beds to the town's population, highlighting its small size.
Than our entire population
Despite its size, everyone in the town is considered famous.
But everybody's famous here
Expresses the town's love for local events, like the county fair.
We love our little county fair
Discourages judgment based on size, asserting the town's ability to enjoy life.
Don't judge us cause we're small
Defends the town against judgment due to its small size.
Cause we still can turn it up
Reiterates the town's capacity to enjoy life despite its smallness.
We like to get loud, like to get crazy
Celebrates the town's love for lively celebrations without needing a specific reason.
Don't need any reason for a party
Expresses joy in partying without a specific cause, reinforcing the town's spirit.
Might be a small crowd, but we're rowdy
Acknowledges the town's inclination to be boisterous even with a small crowd.
Can turn a Wednesday night into a Friday
Highlights the town's ability to turn ordinary days into festive occasions.
Come Sunday morning fill the church pews up
Describes the town's religious devotion, filling the church on Sundays.
On Saturday it's the arena
Points out the significance of the arena on Saturdays, likely for sports or events.
We might not be on the map, but we're still proud
Despite not being prominent on the map, the town takes pride in its identity.
We go pretty big for a small town
Reiterates that the town goes all out in its celebrations despite its small size.
Go pretty big for a small town
Emphasizes the town's tendency to go big despite its small population.
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