I stop to see how the world has changed
From this rounded tables
The girl who quit school too soon
Now is raising two kids on her own
Another one got married and a boy died too young
No one knows what to say
At Sunday night at church
I'm at this pew
But in these years I forgot how to pray
Here I am again in these hometown streets
Where we've all been playing since we were kids
Where we'll all ruined our knees
On this tough country ground
Here I am again in this hometown bar
Where we've all been planning to go far
Counting money in our pockets
And trying to make it work it
When dreams are not for everyone
If the world don't seem so right
Friends and liquorice can make it feel
A little bit more kind
We came here to celebrate every day
Of middle school graduation test
And after seven years those four people
Still my best friends
Those rides in bike in the summer days
When it was raining and we were soaking wet
For how much I've been hating this place
I'm so thankful
To have one to go back
Here I am again in these hometown streets
Where we've all been playing since we were kids
Where we'll all ruined our knees
On this tough country ground
Here I am again in this hometown bar
Where we've all been planning to go far
Counting money in our pockets
And trying to make it work it
When dreams are not for everyone
If the world don't seem so right
Friends and liquorice can make it feel
A little bit more kind
I will tell these stories to my grand babies
To put them sleep at night
Take them back in that Casinò parking lot
Where we've all learned how to drive
I hold the tears in my throat
'Cause life is going aways too fast
I might be on the other side of the world
But this small town made me who I am
Here I am again in these hometown streets
Where we've all been playing since we were kids
Where we'll all ruined our knees
On this tough country ground
Here I am again in this hometown bar
Where we've all been planning to go far
Counting money in our pockets
And trying to make it work it
When dreams are not for everyone
If the world don't seem so right
Friends and liquorice can make it feel
A little bit more kind