One in a million is a lonely town two hundred people
trying to keep me down I've taken [D]all I can
I aint lookin' [A]back small town boy in a back yard lot
I can't make a livin' with the luck I've got
I'm gonna [D]leave it all I aint lookin' [A]back
FIRST CHORUS: That's the [F#m]way [D]I re[A]member
seemed to [F#m]me [D]when I was [E]young
but I can [A]still see the leaves slowly fall to the [D]ground
and the [A]snow on the trees as the winter comes [D]down
[F#m]still I go [Bm]home [A]a-[D]gain in my [A]heart
[A]My father worked hard on the railroad tracks
37 years cut across his back he gave it [D]all he had
for what he [A]believed like every other kid that came
before I grew up believing there was something more
and I [D]still believe I still be[A]lieve
LAST CHORUS: That's the [F#m]way [D] I re[A]member
it seemed to [F#m]me [D] when I was [E]young
[A]but I can still see the lightning on a warm summer [D]night
and the [A]rain on the window when I close my [D]eyes
I can [F#m]still hear us laughing on the f[Bm]ront porch
in the dar[E]k there are [A]days when I know
that I've traveled so [D]far that I'll [A]never find the road
leading back to the [D]start [F#m]still I go [Bm]home [A]a-[D]gain
in my [A]heart [F#m]still I go [Bm]home [A]a-[D]gain in my [A]heart
in my heart in my heart
trying to keep me down I've taken [D]all I can
I aint lookin' [A]back small town boy in a back yard lot
I can't make a livin' with the luck I've got
I'm gonna [D]leave it all I aint lookin' [A]back
FIRST CHORUS: That's the [F#m]way [D]I re[A]member
seemed to [F#m]me [D]when I was [E]young
but I can [A]still see the leaves slowly fall to the [D]ground
and the [A]snow on the trees as the winter comes [D]down
[F#m]still I go [Bm]home [A]a-[D]gain in my [A]heart
[A]My father worked hard on the railroad tracks
37 years cut across his back he gave it [D]all he had
for what he [A]believed like every other kid that came
before I grew up believing there was something more
and I [D]still believe I still be[A]lieve
LAST CHORUS: That's the [F#m]way [D] I re[A]member
it seemed to [F#m]me [D] when I was [E]young
[A]but I can still see the lightning on a warm summer [D]night
and the [A]rain on the window when I close my [D]eyes
I can [F#m]still hear us laughing on the f[Bm]ront porch
in the dar[E]k there are [A]days when I know
that I've traveled so [D]far that I'll [A]never find the road
leading back to the [D]start [F#m]still I go [Bm]home [A]a-[D]gain
in my [A]heart [F#m]still I go [Bm]home [A]a-[D]gain in my [A]heart
in my heart in my heart
