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Take me back to the muddy water
Where the bull and the cow don't bother
Pick up a girl I know won't holla
Head out of town watch the sun go down
And maybe later we'll call some friends
Tell'em meet us where the pavement endsI got some fatwood rolling in the truck bed
Fine pine, that's what she said
I found it in the forest where the kindling's strong
It burns real hot but it don't last long
Just 'cause I get her warm don't mean I'll see skin
But I'm gonna start a fire where the pavement endsYou can get you a buzz, blame it on the radio
Find the lighter, live a little higher
Take it all in, let the good times roll
And on a clear night, who needs the headlights
Drop it in low, drive by the moonlight
Out here the world don't spin
Everything stops where the pavement endsDrop me off on homegrown red clay
Where the deer and the possum do play

Turn off the phone is never too late to
Cast the line, catch some peace of mind
Life's too fast to run, my friend
Slow it on down where the pavement endsYou can get you a buzz, blame it on the radio
Find the lighter, live a little higher
Take it all in, let the good times roll
And on a clear night, who needs the headlights
Drop it in low, drive by the moonlight
Out here the world don't spin
Everything stops where the pavement endsYou can get you a buzz, blame it on the radio
Find the lighter, live a little higher
Take it all in, let the good times roll
And on a clear night, who needs the headlights
Drop it in low, drive by the moonlight
Out here the world don't spin
Everything stops where the pavement endsEverything stops where the pavement ends

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Little Big Town is an American country music band.

Formed in 1999, the band has four members: Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Jimi Westbrook and Phillip Sweet. There is no lead singer in the band; instead, they trade lead vocal duties as well as rely on the harmonies of the four members.

Little Big Town's self-titled 2002 debut for Sony's Monument Records was panned critically and did not sell commercially. The album had only one minor hit single, "Don't Waste My Time," and it wasn't long before Little Big Town was dropped from the label.

Little Big Town resurfaced on the Equity Music Group label (formed by country singer Clint Black), and on October 4, 2005, released their second album, The Road to Here. The new album was well-received critically, and spawned the smash hit single "Boondocks." Three further singles were released from the album, including the Top 5 hit "Bring It on Home." One track, ": Bones," was directed at Sony. Speaking with Songfacts about the song in a 2011 interview, Little Big Town's Phillip Sweet said: "There was a little bit of attitude from us to the label. But it wasn't like there was one particular person. It was more of like the big, bad label that won't let you be yourself, you know what I mean? (laughing) We were just saying 'this is who we are,' and then we eventually got dropped. And we were able to take that music and come out with it on an independent label."

Their second album with the Equity label, A Place to Land, was released in 2007. Although, not long after its release, the label folded. Little Big Town then re-released the album a year later via Capitol Nashville. Two of the album's singles were minor Top 40 hits.

In 2010, the group returned with "Little White Church," the lead-off to their fourth studio album, The Reason Why, which was released on August 24, 2010.

The Pontoon Songfacts reports in 2012, the group returned with "Pontoon," the lead-off to their fifth studio album. The song was released to Country radio on April 30, 2012.

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