Slow rising sun

I wake up early, sun’s risin’ slow,

Coffee on the porch, just watchin’ the world glow.

Got a beat-up truck and a pair of worn-out boots,

Livin’ simple, but it’s all I ever choose.

The gravel road’s callin’, yeah, it feels like home,

Where the stars shine bright, and you’re never alone.

Neighbors stop by, we talk ‘til it’s dark,

This small town life, it’s got my heart.

Cause I’ve got a small town heart,

And it beats like a melody, soft and steady,

Love runs deep, like the rivers and the trees,

Underneath the moon and the cottonwood leaves.

Yeah, it’s a slow rollin’ life, but it’s all I need,

I’ve got a small town heart,

Where I’ll always be free.

Don’t need no city lights to light up the sky,

Just the fireflies and the firewood burnin’ bright.

We may not have much, but we’ve got what we need,

Laughter and love, and a little bit of peace.

So here’s to the nights spent talkin’ ’bout dreams,

To the little things that always feel so sweet.

A honky-tonk bar, a jukebox hummin’ low,

The rhythm of this town’s all I’ll ever know.

‘Cause I’ve got a small town heart,

And it beats like a melody, soft and steady,

Love runs deep, like the rivers and the trees,

Underneath the moon and the cottonwood leaves.

Yeah, it’s a slow rollin’ life, but it’s all I need,

I’ve got a small town heart,

Where I’ll always be free.

If I ever wander far,

I’ll find my way back to the start,

‘Cause this heart of mine, it’ll always lead me home.

Cause I’ve got a small town heart,

And it beats like a melody, soft and steady,

Love runs deep, like the rivers and the trees,

Underneath the moon and the cottonwood leaves.

Yeah, it’s a slow rollin’ life, but it’s all I need,

I’ve got a small town heart,

Where I’ll always be free.

Yeah, it’s a slow rollin’ life, but it’s all I need,

I’ve got a small town heart,

Where I’ll always be free.