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[Verse 1]
I traded gravel roads for concrete streets and green light dreams
Left a little house in the mountains for a one room basement suite
The fast lane is fun, they say, you can learn to drive that interstate
Where you recognize the cars but not the face

[Chorus]
And I barely know my neighbor
But I still wave at her when she walks by
When I hold the door for strangers
I get no friendly nod, no "how's your day" or "hi"
Oh maybe I'm still living in the world
Where a drink is just a drink
Respect is a given and you still care what your momma thinks
Maybe it's just me, mhh
Or a small town thing

[Verse 2]
Mom calls, she's off today to Kacey's dad's cabaret
They're gonna raise enough so the chemo bill gets paid
Out here the folks I met, they think it's great but they just don't get that
"Go the extra mile to help" mindset

[Chorus]
And I barely know my neighbor
But I still wave at her when she walks by
When I hold the door for strangers
I get no friendly nod, no "how's your day" or "hi"
Oh maybe I'm still living in the world
Where a drink is just a drink
Respect is a given and you still care what your momma thinks
Maybe it's just me, mhh
Or a small town thing

[Bridge]
It's maybe just the way I was born and raised
To give a little more than you take

[Chorus]
And I barely know my neighbor
But I still wave at her when she walks by
When I hold the door for strangers
I get no friendly nod, no "how's your day" or "hi"
Oh maybe I'm still living in the world
Where a drink is just a drink
Respect is a given and you still care what your momma thinks
Maybe it's just me, mhh
Or a small town thing

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