Lights Of My Hometown Lyrics

Oh, the lights of my hometown
They come alive when the sun goes down
You know the lights of my hometown
They come alive when the sun goes down

I'm talking about the fifty yard line
On a Friday night
Main street drag lined up
with red tail lights
And the dashboard glow from the radio
Kick the console back
Pull your girl real close
Got the summer starts
Out in the backwoods
Got the windows down
Yeah it feels so good
Lock your high beams on a mud hole
If you're where I'm from
Then you damn sure know

That the lights of my hometown
They come alive when the sun goes down
Yeah, the lights of my hometown
They come alive when the sun goes down

We hold our lighters up
If it's a good song
Little Lynyrd Skynyrd
Gotcha singing along
Pour some gasoline
On a pile of wood
Little too much make it burn real good
We got the moonshine
I'm talking both kinds
Getcha seeing double
Staring at them tan lines
We throwing down
Until the cops come
See the blue light
Boys it's time to run

And the lights of my hometown
They come alive when the sun goes down
Oh yeah, the lights of my hometown
They come alive when the sun goes down
When the sun goes down...

How bout a flashlight
On a gravestone
Let your best friend know
He ain't alone
Go on and pop a top
Pour a little out
Just to let him know we're still
Thinking about him

And the lights of our hometown
He almost comes alive when the sun goes down
Oh yeah, the lights of our hometown
He almost comes alive when the sun goes down
And the lights of my hometown
They come alive when the sun goes down
Yeah, the lights of my hometown
They come alive when the sun goes down

We hold our lighters up
(Oh yeah, the lights of my hometown)
If it's a good song
(Oh yeah, they come alive when the sun goes down)
We got the high beams
(Oh yeah, the lights of my hometown)
Locked on a mud hole
(Oh yeah, they come alive when the sun goes down)
We got the moonshine
(Oh yeah, the lights of my hometown)
I'm talking both kinds
Oh yeah they come alive when the sun goes
Down

(Thanks to Steven John for these lyrics)