In A Small Town

Kenny Chesney

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Kenny Chesney - In a Small Town Intro I been lost in this town even though I know my way around Didn’t take me long until I found the devil Just one word I knew his voice It’s the one I heard in every choice I made Just trying to be a rebel In a small town In a small town If you jumped off our front porch You land right were the civil war was fought It’s never been forgotten There’s 20 miles to the interstate There’s a Burger King and a Hotel 8 And the only thing between here and there is cotton Jeffery prays to Jesus asking him please Just help us through one more day Jenny gets high she wastes her life Me I just ran away From a small town From a small town Sometimes it was hell and sometimes heaven Kinda like church kinda like jail There’s a water tower that says Welcome to Nowhere As soon as I could I was long gone My jeans were torn and my hair was long Now I can’t believe I want to go back there To a samll town To a small town Jeffery prays to Jesus asking him please Just help us through one more day Jenny gets high she wastes her life Me I just ran away From a small town From a small town To a samll town To a small town Oh to a small town To a small town whoo whooooo....... Ohhhh to a samll town

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