Biography:
Kacey Musgraves (born August 21, 1988) is an American country artist from Golden, Texas. Kacey began singing publicly at 8-years-old and wrote her first song at 9-years-old. With a self-released album under her belt, she moved to Austin in 2008, where she was discovered by independent record label Triple Pop, for whom she recorded two songs, Apologize and See You Again.
In 2012, she signed with Mercury Records and released her solo debut single Merry Go 'Round.
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Other songs:
- Are You Sure
- Biscuits
- Butterflies
- Die Fun
- Dime Store Cowgirl
- Family Is Family
- Fine
- Follow Your Arrow
- Golden Hour
- Happy And Sad
- High Horse
- High Time
- It Is What It Is
- Miserable
- Mother
- Oh, What A World
- Pageant Material
- Rainbow
- Somebody To Love
- Space Cowboy
- Wonder Woman
- Merry Go ‘Round
- Silver Lining
- Step Off
- A Spoonful Of Sugar
- Apologize
- Back On The Map
- Blowin Smoke
- Burn One With John Prine
- Christmas Makes Me Cry
- Cup Of Tea
- Dandelion
- Easy On You
- Everybodys Got A Story
- Five Finger Discount
- Get Outta My Yard
- Good Ol Boys Club
- Halfway To Memphis
- I Cant Wait To See You Again
- I Miss You
- John Prine
- Keep It To Yourself
- Late To The Party
- Lonely Weekend
- Love Is A Liar
- Love Is A Wild Thing
- Mamas Broken Heart
- Merry Go Round
- My House
- Oh What A World
- Pieces
- Present Without A Bow
- Ribbons And Bows
- Slow Burn
- Stupid
- Take Mine
- The Trailer Song
- Theres A Person There
- Things To Fix
- This Town
- Trailer Song
- Undermine
- Velvet Elvis
- When You Love A Sinner
- Whispers Of Your Name
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Capo on 1st fret
[Verse 1]
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We finally got a flashing light, they put it in last year
D
And everybody got real happy when the grocery store got beer
G
And last time the census men came a-knockin', we were busting at the seams
G
Aw, but don't you forget it, as big as we're getting
G
This town's too small to be mean
[Verse 2]
D
Big enough for a ZIP code, a VFW
D
A good Mexican restaurant, a beauty shop or two
G
Got a Methodist, a Baptist, and a Church of the Nazarene
G
Aw, but don't you forget it, as big as we're getting
G
This town's too small to be mean
G D G
Yeah, it's too dang small to be mean
[Chorus]
C
Too small to be lying
C
Way too small to cheat
C
Way too small for secrets
D
Cause they're way too hard to keep
G
And somebody's mama knows somebody's cousin
G
And somebody's sister knows somebody's husband
Gm
And somebody's daughter knows somebody's brother
Gm C
And around here, we all look out for each other
[Instrumental]
D G
[Verse 3]
D
You'll end up in the paper, wreck your family name
D
What goes around comes back around by Friday's football game
G
We only got one sheriff, but we all know how to keep the peace
G
Aw, and don't you forget it, as big as we're getting
G
This town's too small to be mean
[Chorus]
C
Too small to be lying
C
Way too small to cheat
C
Way too small for secrets
D
Cause they're way too hard to keep
G
And somebody's mama knows somebody's cousin
G
And somebody's sister knows somebody's husband
Gm
And somebody's daughter knows somebody's brother
Gm C
And around here, we all look out for each other
[Outro]
G
Yeah, somebody's mama knows somebody's cousin
G
And somebody's sister knows somebody's husband
Gm
And somebody's daughter knows somebody's brother
Gm C
And around here, we all look out for each other
[Verse 1]
D
We finally got a flashing light, they put it in last year
D
And everybody got real happy when the grocery store got beer
G
And last time the census men came a-knockin', we were busting at the seams
G
Aw, but don't you forget it, as big as we're getting
G
This town's too small to be mean
[Verse 2]
D
Big enough for a ZIP code, a VFW
D
A good Mexican restaurant, a beauty shop or two
G
Got a Methodist, a Baptist, and a Church of the Nazarene
G
Aw, but don't you forget it, as big as we're getting
G
This town's too small to be mean
G D G
Yeah, it's too dang small to be mean
[Chorus]
C
Too small to be lying
C
Way too small to cheat
C
Way too small for secrets
D
Cause they're way too hard to keep
G
And somebody's mama knows somebody's cousin
G
And somebody's sister knows somebody's husband
Gm
And somebody's daughter knows somebody's brother
Gm C
And around here, we all look out for each other
[Instrumental]
D G
[Verse 3]
D
You'll end up in the paper, wreck your family name
D
What goes around comes back around by Friday's football game
G
We only got one sheriff, but we all know how to keep the peace
G
Aw, and don't you forget it, as big as we're getting
G
This town's too small to be mean
[Chorus]
C
Too small to be lying
C
Way too small to cheat
C
Way too small for secrets
D
Cause they're way too hard to keep
G
And somebody's mama knows somebody's cousin
G
And somebody's sister knows somebody's husband
Gm
And somebody's daughter knows somebody's brother
Gm C
And around here, we all look out for each other
[Outro]
G
Yeah, somebody's mama knows somebody's cousin
G
And somebody's sister knows somebody's husband
Gm
And somebody's daughter knows somebody's brother
Gm C
And around here, we all look out for each other
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