My little town — Brooks Meredith

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Date: Sat, 10 Jan 1998 13:54:13 +0100 From: Kerstin Persson <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: my little town

My Little Town By Meredtith Brooks

Intro D D G C

Verse

We lock the doors at night All the sirens scream I don't drive my car Insurance is too high I live here in the city My hometown's far away I workout with concrete I don't drive my car The stars come out at night You see them on the strip Everybody arms themselves There's no other place like this I'll never leave this Small town girl behind The place where I come from Is with me all the time

Ref. Oh, you could walk the streets When the sun goes down In my little town You don't need defenses When the sun goes down In my little town

Verse

Back home on the street After 10 at night Mrs. Avery walks her dog Checks to see what's going on She doesn't lock the door She lives here in good health You don't hear the horn When Mrs. Avery walks her dog All I ever wanted Was a view of city lights Break away from here Leave behind the quiet nights Spend half your life Trying to make a change Then the other half Trying to get back again

Ref. Oh, you could walk the streets When the sun goes down In my little town You don't need defenses When the sun goes down In my little town

Bridge

Look down the road Look at the highway Look past the fences Look at the faces What do you have on the other side?

Solo

Yeah yeah yeah, a bunch of times

Ref. Oh, you could walk the streets When the sun goes down In my little town You don't need defenses When the sun goes down In my little town

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