C G I remember walkin' round the court square sidewalksF Lookin' in windows at things I couldn't wantC G There's Johnson's Hardware and Morman's JewelryF And the old Lee Kings apothacaryC F C F They were the little man The little manC G I go back now the stores are emptyF except and old coke sign dated 1950C G Boarded up like they never existedF or renovated and called historic districtsC F C F There goes the little man there goes the little man [Chorus]Am F Now the court square's just a set of streetsC G that people go round but the seldom thinkAm F bout' the little man that built this townC G before the big money shut um' downC F C F and killed the little man ah, the little manC G He pumped your gas and he'd clean your glassF One cold rainy night he fixed your flatC G The new store came where you do it yourselfF You buy lotto ticket and food off the shelfC F C forget the little man forget about that little manC G He hung on there for a few more yearsF but he couldn't sell slurpies and he wouldn't sell beerC G Now the bank rents the station to a man down the roadF and they sell velvet Elvis and 2nd hand clothesC F CF there goes the little man there goes another little man [Chorus]C G Now store's lined up in a concrete stripF You buy the whole world in just one tripC G You save a penny cause it's jumbo sizeF and they don't ever realizeC F C F their killin' the little man ah, the little man [Chorus]C G It wasn't long ago when I was a childF an old black man came with his mule and his plowC G He broke the ground where we grew our gardenF back before we'd all forgotten [Interlude]C F C F CF about the little man the little man long live the little manC God Bless the little man
The Little Man
Alan Jackson
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