Someone in a Small Town

Someone in a small town is dying to get out

He was born and raised right her

But all his dreams are somewhere else

And someone in a small town after forty years away

He's backing up a U-Haul truck

And moving home to stay

This ain't some big city where no one knows your name

You might be the first time driving on your own

You might be the cowboy chasing rodeo

You might be a father, a mother, a teacher

Or just another lost kid trying to get found

You might be the good guy buying up a round

But out here you'll never be a no one in a crowd

'Cause everyone is someone in a small town

Someone in a small town is holding little hands

Trying hard to let them go

As she's taking her first steps

And someone in a small town with a granddad on a barn

She's there to help him get the mail

It's a slow walk 'cross the yard

This ain't some big city, no nothing is too far

You might be the first time driving on your own

You might be the cowboy chasing rodeo

You might be a father, a mother, a teacher

Or just another lost kid trying to get found

You might be the good guy buying up a round

But out here you'll never be a no one in a crowd

'Cause everyone is someone in a small town

You don't have to be a big shot

To be a big part of something

In a small town

And if you're like me then you grew up

In one that's more than big enough

You might be the hero putting out the flames

You might be a farmer praying for the rain

You might be a best friend, a brother, a sister

Or just another night shift worker on the ground

You might be the old hand finally slowing down

But out here you'll never be a no one in a crowd

'Cause everyone is someone yeah, in a small town

In a small town

In this small town yeah yeah

In a small town

In a small town

Everyone is someone in a small town yeah