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Every time that I’m drivin’ down I-85
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Doesn’t hit me ‘til that exit sign
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Better stop at the shop to see Ron and say hi
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It’s a little outta the way, but I
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Miss those faces, places ‘round my
Em G
Growin’ up stompin’ grounds
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There’s a whole lotta hometowns
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Whole lotta main streets
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Whole lotta parkin’ lots packed for the home team
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Whole lotta post-game parties
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And their pocket fifths tipped to the sky, oh-o
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Might be called different names
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But they all look the same
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Different numbers on the population sign
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There’s a whole lotta hometowns
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Yeah, but only one of them’s mine
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Most of ‘em got a Waffle House
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Where you go when you’re wasted, but
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Did your friends get kicked out for
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Talkin’ back to the waitress?
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Every year when the summer came
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Everybody knew we
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Hit the spot with the rope swing on the chattahoochee
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Been around the block from coast to coast
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Just long enough to know
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There’s a whole lotta hometowns
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Whole lotta main streets
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Whole lotta parkin’ lots packed for the home team
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Whole lotta post-game parties
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And their pocket fifths tipped to the sky, oh-o
D
Might be called different names
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But they all look the same
Em G
Different numbers on the population sign
D Asus2 Em
There’s a whole lotta hometowns
G D Asus2 Em G
Yeah, but only one of them’s mine, oh yeah
D Asus2 Em G
But only one of them’s mine
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Doesn’t matter where you started
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Doesn’t matter where you go
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Every time you stop for gas
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Somebody calls that map dot home
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There’s a whole lotta hometowns
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Whole lotta main streets
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Whole lotta parkin’ lots packed for the home team
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Whole lotta post-game parties
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And their pocket fifths tipped to the sky, oh-o
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Might be called different names
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But they all look the same
Em G
Different numbers on the population sign
D Asus2 Em
There’s a whole lotta hometowns
G D Asus2 Em G
Yeah, but only one of them’s mine, oh yeah
D
But only one of them’s mine
D Asus2 Em
Every time that I’m drivin’ down I-85
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Doesn’t hit me ‘til that exit sign
D Asus2 Em
Better stop at the shop to see Ron and say hi
G
It’s a little outta the way, but I
D Asus2
Miss those faces, places ‘round my
Em G
Growin’ up stompin’ grounds
D
There’s a whole lotta hometowns
Asus2
Whole lotta main streets
Em G
Whole lotta parkin’ lots packed for the home team
D
Whole lotta post-game parties
Asus2 Em G
And their pocket fifths tipped to the sky, oh-o
D
Might be called different names
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But they all look the same
Em G
Different numbers on the population sign
D Asus2 Em
There’s a whole lotta hometowns
G D Asus2 Em G
Yeah, but only one of them’s mine
D
Most of ‘em got a Waffle House
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Where you go when you’re wasted, but
Em
Did your friends get kicked out for
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Talkin’ back to the waitress?
D
Every year when the summer came
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Everybody knew we
Em G
Hit the spot with the rope swing on the chattahoochee
D Asus2
Been around the block from coast to coast
Em G
Just long enough to know
D
There’s a whole lotta hometowns
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Whole lotta main streets
Em G
Whole lotta parkin’ lots packed for the home team
D
Whole lotta post-game parties
Asus2 Em G
And their pocket fifths tipped to the sky, oh-o
D
Might be called different names
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But they all look the same
Em G
Different numbers on the population sign
D Asus2 Em
There’s a whole lotta hometowns
G D Asus2 Em G
Yeah, but only one of them’s mine, oh yeah
D Asus2 Em G
But only one of them’s mine
D
Doesn’t matter where you started
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Doesn’t matter where you go
Em
Every time you stop for gas
G
Somebody calls that map dot home
D
There’s a whole lotta hometowns
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Whole lotta main streets
Em G
Whole lotta parkin’ lots packed for the home team
D
Whole lotta post-game parties
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And their pocket fifths tipped to the sky, oh-o
D
Might be called different names
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But they all look the same
Em G
Different numbers on the population sign
D Asus2 Em
There’s a whole lotta hometowns
G D Asus2 Em G
Yeah, but only one of them’s mine, oh yeah
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But only one of them’s mine
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