(Spoken: I knew I'd see her around
I'd be at some party.) She’d show up and I’d be (Fm)walk in’ out, (or across some parking lot...
...hidin' behind her sister.
I'd look up)
She’d be at the (Ab)red light while be side me in that (white Maxima with the sticker on the back.) (But (And I'd act) these county lines) like I didn’t see in’ her on me.
(We'd pay at the same pumps, flip through the same stations and slow down for the) close to home.) same curves, run a round with the same (Db)crowd.
far gone.
(But she didn't go far.
(We just needed some time.) the...
(She could get on with her life and I'd get on with mine.) car.) Thought I would be fine.
same marks (But maybe not.
yard, (I knew she'd find a way to get over me.
But I never thought) that (CN.C.)she would get (Fm)down with some bod y I know.
I guess that’s just how it goes when you break up in a small town.
I (Eb)see our (Fm)friends and they put on a show like they don’t want me to know, so they give me the go (Ab)a round.
But there’s on ly (Db)so man y streets, so man (Ab)y lights, I swear it’s like I can’t e ven (Ab)leave (Eb)my house.
I should a known all a long you got ta move or move on when you break up in a small town.
(Ab)red light while be side me in that ...keepin' it low key.) sticker on the back.) (But now it's like these county lines) like I didn’t see in’ her on me.
(We'd (But I see 'em everywhere flip together the same and it's hitting a little to close to home.) same curves, run a round with the She’s (Db)crowd.
far gone.
(But she didn't go far.
She was over me before the...
(She could ...grass grew back her where she used to on park her car.) Thought I would be fine.
same marks in someone else's yard, in someone she'd else'e arms way right down the road.
And I never thought) that (CN.C.)she would get (Fm)down with some bod y I know.
I guess that’s just how it goes when you break up in a small town.
I (Eb)see our (Fm)friends and they put on a show like they don’t want me to know, so they give me the go (Ab)a round.
But there’s on ly (Db)so man y streets, so man (Ab)y lights, I swear it’s like I can’t e ven (Ab)leave (Eb)my house.
I should a known all a long you got ta move or move on when you break up in a small town.
town.
And her mail (Fm)box is sev en min utes from mine.
And I drive in to town, (Eb)some times, and I see her sit tin’ there with (Ab)him.
And I (Eb)wan na jump out, I wan na (Fm)fight, and I wan na say, “*#% that (Db)guy!” But I can’t, ’cause it’s my (Eb)fault, and I let her go.
I nev (Ab)er thought that (Eb)she would get (Fm)down with some bod y I know.
I guess that’s just how it goes when you break up in a small town.
I (Eb)see our (Fm)friends and they put on a show like they don’t want me to know, so they give me the go (Ab)a round.
But there’s on ly (Fm)so man y streets, so man (Db)y lights.
I swear it’s like I can’t e ven (Ab)leave (Eb)my house.
I should a known all a long you got ta move or move on when you break up in a small town.
This page shows “Break Up In A Small Town” by Sam Hunt in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Db at 140 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.