Small-Town Heart

Dust on my boots

and a rip in my jeans

Living on coffee

and diesel machines

Old dirt road winding past the cottonwood tree Is the only kind

of highway that feels like me Got an old six-string sitting in

the passenger seat

Singing to the quiet

where the blue skies meet 'Cause I’m a small-town heart in a

big open space Slowing down the clock in a fast-paced race Got

a cold drink waiting at the end of the day

Watching that sunset fade away Yeah,

the simple things are all I need A little bit of freedom

and a cool night breeze

Tailgate dropped

by the county line

Counting up stars, taking our time

Radio playing

that same old song

The kind everybody

ends up singing along

No fancy lights, just a porch light glow And nowhere else I’d

rather go

'Cause I’m a small-town heart in a big open space Slowing down

the clock in a fast-paced race Got a cold drink waiting at

the end of the day

Watching that sunset fade away Yeah,

the simple things are all I need

A little bit of freedom and a cool night breeze

Yeah, just a cool night breeze

Underneath these pine trees

Living life slow, right where I belong