In a town this size (Key of D) John Prine & Delores Keane (Irish singer of all people - she sounded Cajun in this!) The intro is kind of cool pickin.  The chords and singing are a great wind down from a of drinkin and smokin.  I’m trying to figure it out likely if I do I’ll never get to it.  If ANYONE out there has it !PLEASE! post it and save me some trouble.  I think it’s key of D cause his picking is in the D scale (minor) I believe. Intro and solo revolves around open D chord with the D minor scale around it (unless I’m in La la land here). In a town this size there’s no place to hide Eveywhere you go you meet someone you know You can’t steal a kiss in a place like this How the rumors do fly in a town this size In a smokey bar in the back seat of your car In your own little house someone is sure to find out What you do and what you think What you eat and what you drink If you smoke cigarettes they’ll be talking about your breath In a town this size there’s no place to hide Eveywhere you go you meet someone you know You can’t steal a kiss in a place like this How the rumors do fly in a town this size   SOLO Oh I had a fight with my girlfriend last night Before the moon went down down it was all over town How I made her cry how she said goodbye If It’s true or not doesn’t seem to count a lot In a town this size there’s no place to hide Eveywhere you go you meet someone you know You can’t steal a kiss in a place like this How the rumors do fly in a town this size

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La chanson évoque la vie dans une petite ville où l'on ne peut rien cacher. Dans ce lieu clos, chaque rencontre révèle des liens et des histoires connues, rendant difficile l'anonymat. Chaque geste, chaque événement, que ce soit une simple caresse ou une dispute amoureuse, se propage rapidement et devient sujet de conversation pour tous. Le ton est à la fois léger et mélancolique, peignant un tableau vivant des joies et des peines de cette vie sociale dense. Les lieux comme les bars ou même l'intimité de nos maisons deviennent des scènes publiques, où la vie privée semble toujours exposée au regard des autres.