Sugarland - Everyday America Lyrics

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Grew up on a tightrope 
Leared to smile even when I was fallin' down 
Daddy had a hard hand and momma 
always had hope 
And me and my sister couldn't wait to get out 

I fell in love out of college 
A good man but a bad year 
Visions of sugar plums and boxes of roses 
All my girlfriends cried and i was out of here 


Oh woh, everybody's dreamin' big 
Oh woh, everybody's just gettin' by 
That's how it goes in everyday America 
A little town and a great big life 

Joey stares at a trophy 
He took us all the way to state back in '85 
A shining moment and a dusty reminder 
He never felt so scared, he never felt so alive 

But now there's toys in the back yard 
Daddy's boys, yeah, you know how they like to fight 
When they sleep he swears they are angels 
And he wouldn't trade a day for all those 
Friday nights 

Oh woh, everybody's dreamin' big 
Oh woh, everybody's just gettin' by 
That's how it goes in everyday America 
A little town and a great big life 

We can laugh, We can cry 
We're *all* just looking for the reasons why 
We face the dark 'till we see the light 
Ethier way it'll be alright 

Oh woh, everybody's dreamin' big 
Oh woh, everybody's just gettin' by 
That's how it goes in everyday America 
A little town and a great big life 

Oh woh, everybody's dreamin' big 
Oh woh, everybody's just gettin' by 
That's how it goes in everyday America 
A little town and a great big life 

A little town with a great big life 
A little town with a great big life 
I don't need no other life 

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lyrics submitted by Carson Sain on 02-01-2007
lyrics corrected by Maria on 28-12-2007