| We finally got a flashing light
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| They put it in last year
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| And everybody got real happy
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| When the grocery store got beer
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| And last time the census men came a-knockin'
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| We were busting at the seams
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| Aww, but don’t you forget it, as big as we’re getting
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| This town’s too small to be mean
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| Big enough for a ZIP code
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| A VFW
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| A good Mexican restaurant
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| A beauty shop or two
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| Got a Methodist, a Baptist
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| And a Church of the Nazarene
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| Aww, but don’t you forget it, as big as we’re getting
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| This town’s too small to be mean
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| Yeah, it’s too dang small to be mean
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| Too small to be lying
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| Way too small to cheat
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| Way too small for secrets
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| 'Cause they’re way too hard to keep
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| And somebody’s mama knows somebody’s cousin
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| And somebody’s sister knows somebody’s husband
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| And somebody’s daughter knows somebody’s brother
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| And around here, we all look out for each other
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| You’ll end up in the paper
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| Wreck your family name
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| What goes around comes back around
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| By Friday’s football game
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| We only got one sheriff
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| But we all know how to keep the peace
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| Aww, and don’t you forget it, as big as we’re getting
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| This town’s too small to be mean
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| Too small to be lying
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| Way too small to cheat
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| Way too small for secrets
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| 'Cause they’re way too hard to keep
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| And somebody’s mama knows somebody’s cousin
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| And somebody’s sister knows somebody’s husband
|
| And somebody’s daughter knows somebody’s brother
|
| And around here, we all look out for each other
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| Yeah, somebody’s mama knows somebody’s cousin
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| And somebody’s sister knows somebody’s husband
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| And somebody’s daughter knows somebody’s brother
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| And around here, we all look out for each other |