TRAIN TO NASHVILLE
[ country ]

Click Here for Free Song Download


      I went off to see the big world from life down on the family farm
      But I learned real quick the good life is back where I was born
      This big city job is history, gonna punch out one last time (last time)
      Waitin’ for that final whistle an’ I’ll be movin’ on down the line

            Gonna take the train to Nashville, head on home to Tennessee
            A free n’ easy voice is callin’ younder south of Bowlin' Green
            Might go all the way to Jackson, the Memphis blues don’t bother me
                 (don't bother me)
            Livin’ in the state of Graceland’s the only way (only way, only way)
                 I can be free

      Cost a rich man twenty million to fly part way up to the moon
      He an’ the Russians who went with him, they came back singin' freedom's
           tune
      An' when they lay me in the cold ground, jus’ play Amazin’ Grace for me
           (for me)
      And if they ask where I prefer to spend eternity

            Gonna take the train to Nashville, head on home to Tennessee
            A free n’ easy voice is callin’ younder south of Bowlin' Green
            Might go all the way to Jackson, the Memphis blues don’t bother me
                 (don't bother me)
            Livin’ in the state of Graceland’s the only way (only way, only way)
                 I can be free

            These high-rise city rules are jus’ way too tight for me
            Livin’ in the state of Graceland’s the only way (only way, only way)
                 I can be free
            Play a little guitar for the king, home sweet home, Tennessee
                 (Tennessee. . .  take that train)



           


Copyright © by Richard Aberdeen ASCAP
Copyright © by Freedom Tracks Music ASCAP

       No part of this material may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including printing, photocopying, recording or by any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from publisher. Inquiries:  Freedom Tracks Records.  Essays entitled Revolution and Revolution -- Side B are open copyright and may be reproduced or utilized as often as one likes.