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(Wally Wilson/Paul Nelson/Larry Boone)
She was taught the world was small
That it's all dirt and dust
Sunday school and country songs
Things a girl can trust
She'll learn her lesson well
She played her part
But those back roads couldn't give
What was missing in her heart
You can make love staring at the stars
From the cold back seat of a beat up car
But there's only so far that a small town girl can go
When the sun comes up its still the same old sun
Cause the moon don't hang out on Border Town Road
She thinks of all the reasons
Why she outta stay right here
A river that runs deep and wide
A sky thats always clear
She knows she can live her life
Just to watch those seasons change
What's she supposed to do with those relentless dreams
You can make love staring at the stars
From the cold back seat of a beat up car
But there's only so far that a small town girl can go
When the sun comes up its still the same old sun
Cause the moon don't hang out on Border Town Road
In her room she packs her clothes
To the glow of a distant light
She knows the moon is shining
Somewhere on the other side
You can make love staring at the stars
From the cold back seat of a beat up car
But there's only so far that a small town girl can go
When the sun comes up its still the same old sun
Cause the moon don't hang out on Border Town Road
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