Saturday Night in a Small Town

The neon sign reads "Joe's Bar & Grill," it's a Saturday night Small town folks gather round, beneath those string lights Billy's strumming his six-string, got the jukebox playin' too A little Johnny, a little Willie, makes the evening feel brand new Old Mr. Jones in his beat up Ford, never missed a night Parked out front, grabs a beer, and chews on tales of life Just a dusty town with one main road, where everyone knows your name From the corner store to the old church pews, everything stays the same It's a slow dance under the stars, where the memories never fade We're all chasing simple dreams, on that red dirt parade Laughing loud, loving strong, where community runs deep In a small town on a Saturday night, it's a life we love to keep Over by the fire pit, young hearts are carving dreams With nothing but the starlit sky, and the sound of rushing streams Sally's got her eyes on Jack, they're talking 'bout leavin' soon But while they're here, in each other's arms, life feels like a sweet tune And when the sun starts peeking over those old pine trees We'll remember nights like these, in our hearts lock and keys The world may change, and we might roam far and wide But that small town Saturday night, will always stay inside It's a slow dance under the stars, where the memories never fade We're all chasing simple dreams, on that red dirt parade Laughing loud, loving strong, where community runs deep In a small town on a Saturday night, it's a life we love to keep