Sugarland - Everyday America Lyrics
Grew Up On A Tightrope, Learned To SmileEven When I Was Falling DownDaddy Had A Hard Hand And Mama Always Had HopeAnd Me And My Sister Couldn't Wait To Get OutFell In Love Out Of CollageGood Man For The Bad YearVisions Of Sugarplums And Boxes Of RosesAll My Girlfriends Cried And I Was Outta HereOooh, Whoa, Everybody's Dreaming BigOooh, Whoa, But Everybody's Just Getting ByThat's How It Goes In Everyday AmericaA Little Town And A Great Big LightJoey Stares At A TrophyTook Us All The Way To State Back In '85A Shining Moment And A Dusty ReminderHe Never Felt So Scared, He Never Felt So AliveWe Found His Toys In The BackyardDaddy's Boys, Yeah, You Know How They Like To FightWhen They Sleep, He Swears They're AngelsHe Wouldn't Trade A Day For All Those Friday NightsOooh, Whoa, Everybody's Dreaming BigOooh, Whoa, But Everybody's Just Getting ByThat's How It Goes In Everyday AmericaA Little Town And A Great Big LightWe Can Laugh, We Can CryWe're All Just Looking For The Reasons WhyIn A Place Of Dark Can We See The LightEither Way It'll Be AlrightOooh, Whoa, Everybody's Dreaming BigOooh, Whoa, But Everybody's Just Getting ByThat's How It Goes In Everyday AmericaA Little Town And A Great Big LightOooh, Whoa, Everybody's Dreaming BigOooh, Whoa, But Everybody's Just Getting ByThat's How It Goes In Everyday AmericaA Little Town And A Great Big LightA Little Town And A Great Big LightA Little Town And A Great Big Light
