Small Town Hearts

[Verse] I saw you first time by the old oak tree, Sunlit hair dancing wild and free, Small-town festival, summer in the air, My heart knew right then, love was rare. [Verse 2] We talked 'til dawn by the water's edge, Promises whispered, truths on the ledge, Your hand in mine felt like coming home, In a world so small, we were never alone. [Chorus] Small town hearts on a winding road, Love's a story patiently told, From the county fair to our own front porch, Building dreams with a quiet torch. [Verse 3] Wedding bells rang in that little white church, Family and friends, joy they searched, Our first home, just a modest start, But love was the mansion in our hearts. [Verse 4] Seasons changed, years rolled on, Kids in the yard, laughter dawns, Through the highs and lows, joy and strife, We held each other, husband and wife. [Chorus] Small town hearts on a winding road, Love's a story patiently told, From the county fair to our own front porch, Building dreams with a quiet torch.