"Big Big Night" genre: New Country
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	Upbeat positive small town love song
	CD: Assorted   Label: Small Feet Records Credits: © 2000 Dave Hardin/Scotty Huff Music [BMI]/Earl Wright Music [BMI]/EMI Blackwood Music [BMI]
	Story Behind the Song We sat down to write and wanted to write a simple song about a small town. Then it just fell together. Lyrics Friday night at the Dairy Queen A fresh new shirt and his best blue jeans Cindy don't know his intention Chilidogs and ice cream His right front pocket hold's a diamond ring And something he's needed to mention From the sandbox to their first kiss All his life he's wanted this CHORUS: It's a BIG, BIG NIGHT in a little tiny town All their friends are hanging around Waiting for Tommy to make his move Waiting to see what Cindy will do It's front porch news and back yard bets They’re holding their breath on the courthouse steps And cars backed up at the only traffic light It's a BIG, BIG NIGHT New shoes and a summer dress She saved for weeks to look her best Tommy don't know what she's thinking She's hoping tonight she'll tell him "yes" She's thinking he'll ask - it's just a guess But even the waitress is winking From the sandbox to their first kiss All her life she's wanted this CHORUS Heads turn, the music stops Out comes that velvet box Tommy asks, his face turns red No one spoke, then Cindy Said It's a BIG, BIG DAY in a little tiny town Family and friends have gathered around They want to see Tommy in tails and shoes They want to hear Cindy say "I Do" It's front porch news and backyard debts They’re tossing up rice on the chapel steps It's the very first day of the rest of their lives And they've both waited all their lives For this BIG, BIG NIGHT

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