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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeSome Town Somewhere
Train tracks, clapboard barGreen grass, wheat field farmThree-digit population signPirate on the 50-yard lineWhite church, a water towerName on a shirt, a 40 hoursWe're all just livingFor quitting timeTake a turnOn the carnival rideWe're all born to be freeWe're all born to be greatBut we're all looking forThe Hollywood signAnd trying to find the interstateWe're all grownFrom the same old rootsWe're all kickingIn the same old bootsWe're all stars and stripesAnd Friday night lightsLiving it up, falling in loveTonight somewhere, some townSwing a little, drink a littleSun goes downWe're all saved by JesusAnd our mama's prayersWe're all a little lost and foundIn some town somewhereSome town somewhereSummer job at a hardware storeTown square plaque about the Civil WarHey, Mexico is miles from hereBut the Texaco's got a lot of beerWe're all born to be freeWe're all born to be greatBut we're all looking forThe Hollywood signAnd trying to find the interstateWe're all grownFrom the same old rootsWe're all kickingIn the same old bootsWe're all stars and stripesAnd Friday night lightsLiving it up, falling in loveTonight somewhere, some townSwing a little, drink a littleSun goes downWe're all saved by JesusAnd our mama's prayersWe're all a little lost and foundIn some town somewhereSome town somewhere...
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