Christmas in East Brewton

[Verse 1] Mama's got the magnolia on the mantelpiece, Daddy hung the lights on that old pine tree, Sweet tea's in the fridge but tonight it's hot cocoa, Frost on the windows that never get cold. [Verse 1 - continued] Conecuh County sky turning amber gold, Radio cracklin' that old Christmas soul, Dirt road dust and a little bit of snow globe dream, It don't take much down here it seems. [Chorus] It's Christmas in East Brewton, Porch light glow on Castleberry Road, Choir singin' down at the little white church, Hallelujah in a southern drawl. Kids runnin' with sparklers in the yard, Neighbors bringin' pie from across the street, We ain't got the big city lights, But we got love, that's all we need, For Christmas in East Brewton. [Verse 2] Uncle Joe's tellin' stories by the firepit light, Same ones every year and we don't mind, Cousins on the couch, dogs at their feet, Pecan pie coolin' on the windowsill. [Chorus - Big, with Choir] It's Christmas in East Brewton, Stars so bright over Murder Creek, You swear that heaven's standin' still. We laugh too loud and we love too deep, Southern charm in a faded pair of jeans, We ain't got the big city lights, But honey, that's the sweetest thing, About Christmas in East Brewton. [Bridge - Soft, Stripped Down] Let it snow somewhere else, We got pine straw and Spanish moss, We got Jesus on the sign out front, And we know what the season cost. [Final Chorus - Full Band, Everyone In, Warm Fade] Oh it's Christmas in East Brewton, Light a candle, let that memory glow, If you ever felt homesick for a place you never been, Darlin' now you know. We ain't got the big city lights, But we got that southern peace, Yeah we got that southern peace, At Christmas in East Brewton. [Outro - fiddle and pedal steel hum]