I remember walkin' round the court square sidewalks Lookin' in windows at things I couldn't want There's johnson's hardware and morgans jewelry And the ol' Lee king's Apothecary They were the little man The little man
I go back now and the stores are all empty Except for an old coke sign dated 1950 Boarded up like they never existed Or renovated and called historic districts There goes the little man There goes the little man
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Now the court square's just a set of streets That the people go around but they seldom think Bout the little man that built this town Before the big money shut em down And killed the little man Oh the little man
He pumped your gas and he cleaned your glass And one cold rainy night he fixed your flat The new stores came where you do it yourself You buy a lotto ticket and food off the shelf Forget the little man Forget about that little man
He hung on there for a few more years But he couldn't sell slurpees And he wouldn't sell beer Now the bank rents the station To a man down the road And sell velvet Elvis and Second-hand clothes There goes little man There goes another little man
Now the are lined up in a concrete strip You can buy the whole world with just one trip And save a penny cause it's jumbo size They don't even realize They're killin' the little man Oh the little man
It wasn't long ago when I was a child An old black man came with his mule and his plow He broke the ground where we grew our garden Back before we'd all forgotten about the little man The little man Long live the little man God bless the little man
Compositor: Desconhecido no ECADIntérprete: Alan Eugene Jackson (SOUNDEXCHANGE)Publicado em 2006 (11/Dez) e lançado em 1998 (20/Jun)ECAD verificado fonograma #1135427 em 10/Abr/2024 com dados da UBEM