Americanaville

This old town square we drive circles around
Is a magnet for my memory and a home for my heart
I've dreamed dreams here in this proud old weathered town
Through comic books paper planes and baseball cards

Americanaville
Where time is standing still
Though the faces change
It's always been the same and always will
No matter where you go
You can be right here at home
It's who you are, it's how you feel
Americanaville

Got my first job here
Sweeping out the hardware store
I'd ride my bike to work and back
And Mama sure was proud
Bought this guitar at the pawn shop on the corner
Learned a few old Dylan tunes and I learned to play 'em loud

Americanaville
Where time is standing still
Though the faces change
It's always been the same and always will
No matter where you go
You can be right here at home
It's who you are, it's how you feel
Americanaville

Stole my first kiss in the back row
At the Friday picture show
When they boarded that place up, it just felt colder
It's been years since I drove by
But I still get butterflies
When I think about the statue of that soldier

Americanaville
Where time is standing still
Though the faces change
It's always been the same and always will
No matter where you go
You can be right here at home
It's who you are, it's how you feel
Americanaville

It's who you are, it's how you feel
Americanaville



Credits
Writer(s): Mark Houser, Rich Herring
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