Small Town Girl
Steve Wariner · Steal Another Day [Selectone] [2003]
It's ten stories to my desk in the smoggy sky
But after five, I'm headed home to heaven to an easy world
There ain't nothin like the love of a small town girl.
Hot coffee and the sound of her sweet voice callin'
Country station on the kitchen radio
That's how I know theres still a little magic in this crazy world
There ain't nothin like the love of a small town girl.
She makes love to me
In real close two part harmony
She makes the city feel
Like walks in the cool country rain.
No traffic and the sound of the street is quiet
Fifth avenue is dressed in a foot of snow
No where to go but underneath the covers
Lovers while the snowflakes swirl
There ain't nothin like the love of a small town girl.
There ain't nothin like the love of a small town girl...
Small Town Girl
Steve Wariner's "Small Town Girl" stands as a defining track from his 2003 album Steal Another Day, showcasing his mastery of country pop and adult contemporary styles. Released during a period where Wariner successfully bridged the gap between traditional country roots and mainstream radio appeal, the song features his signature smooth vocal delivery and polished production. The recording captures the essence of early 2000s country music, blending heartfelt storytelling with an upbeat, danceable rhythm that resonated with a wide audience. As part of his extensive discography, this single exemplifies his ability to craft anthems that celebrate everyday life and small-town values while achieving significant commercial success. The track remains a staple of his catalog, remembered for its infectious energy and Wariner's enduring vocal charisma.