[Verse 1] You were leaning by the feed store door Sun on your overalls I had a coffee from the hardware pot And a grin that wouldn’t fall You said, “Boy, you live around here?” I said, “Only all my life” You laughed like church bells on a fair day And I knew I’d met my wife [Pre-Chorus] Now the whole town seems to know When you walk my way Even old Earl at the Sinclair Smiles and looks away [Chorus] Small town love, small town love We got a front porch kind of life Small town love, small town love You fit me just right When the screen door shuts And the crickets start I’m home in your arms Small town love, small town love That’s my whole heart [Verse 2] Friday night on the county lot We danced by the pickup bed You wore that red bandana I wore your words instead We got rings from the five-and-dime And plans on a paper napkin A little house past Miller Creek Where our good days keep on happening [Pre-Chorus] Now the whole town seems to know When you smile my name And the courthouse clock Don’t tick the same [Chorus] Small town love, small town love We got a front porch kind of life Small town love, small town love You fit me just right When the screen door shuts And the crickets start I’m home in your arms Small town love, small town love That’s my whole heart [Bridge] If the rain comes hard in April We’ll watch it from the shed If the road goes off to somewhere We’ll still choose here instead [Chorus] Small town love, small town love We got a front porch kind of life Small town love, small town love You fit me just right When the screen door shuts And the crickets start I’m home in your arms Small town love, small town love That’s my whole heart