by George Frank Intro Em G C D G C Em G C You can try sneaking around if you like D G C By the wharf, or away in the woods Em G C Poaching at lobsters, and deer and the like D G C Doesn't that homebrew taste good? Am G C G You can say you were hiking, pretend that you're lost Am G D But you'll smell like a drunk in the end G C It's a small town and the word will get round G D G That you can be sure, my friend Em G C You can grow plants in the bush, if you like D G C Water them every day Em G C Pick a nice spot that is just out of sight D G C Sunny but out of the way Am G C G Then when the time comes to harvest your crop Am G D Some kids cut them down in the end G C It's a small town and the word will get round G D G That you can be sure, my friend Em G C You can try cheating on your lovely wife D G C There's always a goer around Em G C Take her out back in the bush, if you like D G C Do everything not to be found Am G C G Pants round your ankles, you fumble about Am G D Wondering how this one will end G C It's a small town and the word will get round G D G That you can be sure, my friend Em G C So I went running as fast as I could D G C From the scene of all my crimes Em G C I imagined a life somewhere else far away D G C Hoped I'd fall under the times Am G C G I'd claim I was orphaned and came from out west Am G D And start fresh all over again G C But in my small town, the word will get round G D G That you can be sure, my friend G D G G C G Oh that you can be sure my friend