E A E I was in the first grade I was pumpin' gasolineB7 Dad did the wrenching' & mama kept the books cleanA E I could rebuild a carburetor by the time I was 12 years oldE I'll have you back on the roadB7 get you back in your machine [Verse 2]E A E B is for Butch, Evelyn is mama's nameE B7 B & E Auto Service just a block off MainA E Coming up on 40 years, all-in-all not a bad careerE B7 But after we lost dad, things began to change [Chorus]A E Each day there's a little less I recognize in my home townE B7 E It's hard watching the little guy goin' down [Verse 3]E A E Oil and grime in the pores of my skinE B7 Think of all the brake-dust I've been breathin' inA E I got a stack of new regulations, High-tech specificationsE B7 I can't keep up, too old to go to school again [Verse 4]E A E Stop lights we-had one and now there's fourE B7 And you can't-see-the-shop from Main Street anymoreA There's a new HEB 'cross townE Over here things are slowin' downE B7 As I turn out the lights and lock up my front door [Bridge]C#m Mom and Pop's like usG#m don't have a place in the world todayA The little guy shops don't stand a chanceB when the big boys start to play [Solo]C#m G#m A B E A E E B7 E [Verse 5]E A E The old men in town meet for coffee every dayE B7 If things go smooth I'll take my place come MayA Or I could set up the navigationE and head out and see the nationE B7 Instead of watching my old friends fade away [Chorus]A E Each day there's a little less I recognize in my hometownE B7 E And it's hard watching the little guys goin' down [Outro]A Oh it's progress so they sayE but that don't mean I'm hangin' 'roundB7 E Cuz it's hard watchin' the little guys going down.
Little Guys
Slaid Cleaves
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