Small-Town First Love
Country-pop story song with bright banjo, fiddle and acoustic guitars, a sweet, clear female vocal and a big final chorus with a key change. Romantic and cinematic, with lyrics about a first love in a small town.
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Lyrics
Back of the bleachers in the July heatDust on the tires of your daddy’s truckWe were seventeen with the world at our feetTesting our hearts and our run of luckTwo lanes over by the water tankWe didn’t have a dime in the local bankBut we felt like kings on a Friday nightWatching the stars burn twice as brightSmall town summer, big time loveCounting the clouds up aboveHolding onto every breath we tookWriting the pages of a brand new bookSmall town summer, big time loveSmall town summer, big time loveRadio singing that one slow songParked in a field where the grass grew tallFelt like the season would last so longBefore the first leaves began to fallNow I drive past that old movie signThink of your hand when it stayed in mineEvery corner has a story to tellAbout a boy and a girl who fellSmall town summer, big time loveCounting the clouds up aboveHolding onto every breath we tookWriting the pages of a brand new bookSmall town summer, big time loveSmall town summer, big time loveMaybe it was just a moment in timeA mountain we were meant to climbBut I still see the glow of those taillightsIn the back of my mind on the quiet nightsSmall town summer, big time loveCounting the clouds up aboveHolding onto every breath we tookWriting the pages of a brand new bookSmall town summer, big time loveSmall town summer, big time love
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