We had a girl that came in with a drug overdose the other day, and she got real belligerent. And she bit one of the nurses. I mean, she bit, you could see every tooth. It took three of us to get her off of it. Yeah, you get the crazy ones. We finally got a flashing light, they put it in last year. And everybody got real happy when the grocery store got feared. And last time the census men came a-knockin', we were bustin' at the seams. Oh, but don't you forget, it is big as we're gettin'. This town's too small to be me. Big enough for a zip code, a VFW. A good Mexican restaurant, a beauty shop or two. We've got a Methodist, a Baptist, and a church of a Nazarene. Oh, but don't you forget, it is big as we're gettin'. This town's too small to be me. Yeah, it's too dang small to be me. Too small to be lyin'. Way too small to cheat. Way too small for secrets, cause they're way too hard to keep. No somebody's mama, no somebody's cousin, no somebody's sister, no somebody's husband, no somebody's daughter, no somebody's brother. And around here we all look out for each other. You'll end up in the paper, wreck your family name. What goes around comes back around by Friday's football game. We only got one sheriff, but we all know how to keep the peace. Oh, but don't you forget, it is big as we're gettin'. This town's too small to be me. Too small to be lyin'. Way too small to cheat. Way too small for secrets, cause they're way too hard to keep. No somebody's mama, no somebody's cousin, no somebody's sister, no somebody's husband, no somebody's daughter, no somebody's brother. And around here we all look out for each other. Yeah, somebody's mama, no somebody's cousin, no somebody's sister, no somebody's husband, no somebody's daughter, no somebody's brother. And around here we all look out for each other.