Songs:This Dirty Little Town (82528)

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Lyrics

THIS DIRTY LITTLE TOWN (Kieran Kane)

Someday I'm gonna leave this dirty little town,
Where the talk is cheap on the dirty little streets,
And the trees are dying underneath a sky that's purple and brown.
You can't drink the water, can't breath the air.
If you go out at all, well you better take care.
People packing heat on the mean old streets of this dirty little town. 

I been saving my money each and every day:
Every dollar I make, I put a nickel away.
Five little pennies don't seem like much:
Maybe twenty more years and I'll have enough. 

But someday I'm gonna leave this dirty little town...

Folks round here say I'll never go,
But there's something about me that they don't know.
I've already left this place in my mind,
Till my body goes, it's just a matter of time. 

But someday I'm gonna leave this dirty little town...

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This Dirty Little Town by Tracy Grammer SONG
on the album The Verdant Mile Buy Tracy Grammer at CD-Baby The Verdant Mile	Request this song: This Dirty Little Town (Only logged in and authenticated users can make requests.) Overall rating: (12 votes) Your rating: You have to login to give your opinion about songs. Length: 2:57 Times played: 15 People hearing: 335 Times requested: 12 First played: Nov 14th, 2004 Last played: Jun 5th, 2008 Previously played: May 24th, 2007 Song ID#: 82528	Listener rankings: 5 stars=sparx ♦ Kelli ♦ Kimchifox ♦ Jim ♦ Bleau 4 stars=jjascob ♦ Artmarcia ♦ MWhit ♦ 12-stringer ♦ E.D. Egg ♦ Scobey 3 stars=Hexaba