Small Town Love Lyrics

We grew up on the same little street,

Side by side, bare feet on the summer heat.

High school days, we'd laugh and dream,

But life called us to chase our separate schemes.

She headed south, chasing warmer skies,

I stayed back here under northern pines.

Years went by, the memories stayed,

But something told me, we'd find our way.

It's that small-town love, written in the stars,

Two hearts that wandered, but never too far.

Through the years and the miles, it stayed so true,

Now I'm back here falling all over you.

This small-town love, it's always been you.

One cool October, I walked through that door,

There she was, like I'd seen her before.

A coffee in hand, a spark in her smile,

I hadn't seen that glow in a long, long while.

She told me 'bout the beaches, the southern air,

I told her how the winters just weren't fair.

The way she laughed, it felt so right,

Like coming home after a long, long fight.

It's that small-town love, written in the stars,

Two hearts that wandered, but never too far.

Through the years and the miles, it stayed so true,

Now I'm back here falling all over you.

This small-town love, it's always been you.

Now we're driving down those old dirt roads,

Talking 'bout the life we'll build, how it'll grow.

Some things fade, but some things stay,

And small-town love, it never goes away.

It's that small-town love, the kind that won't let go,

Through the twists and turns, it's the one thing we know.

Every choice we made, every dream we drew,

Brought us right back here to me and you.

It's that small-town love, written in the stars,

Two hearts that wandered, but never too far.

Through the years and the miles, it stayed so true,

Now I'm back here falling all over you.

This small-town love, it's always been you.

We built a life in this little old town,

Where memories are made and roots go down.

Some love takes time, but it shines right through,

This small-town love—it's me and you.