| Well there’s one more out-of-towner
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| In Nashville, Tennessee
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| He’s come with all his hopes up high
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| And a list of folks to see
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| Cause pedal steels and take-out-meals
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| Have lured another soul
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| And a song a day in Nashville
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| Was what he’s send back home
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| His lists were all familiar names
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| They’ve turned him down before
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| But that was with a pick-up band
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| And tunes that weren’t his owns
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| But he was on his feet again
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| A girl had hepled him sail
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| A song a day in Nasville
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| And then the come back trail
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| There’s a song a day in Nasville
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| That’s how it’s gonna be
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| There’ll be no hangin' round these bars
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| Competin' with TV
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| Cause pedal steels and take-out meals
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| Are callin' me to go
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| And a song a day in Nashville
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| Is what I’ll send back home
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| Yes, I’ll take my songs to Nashville
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| I know they’ll play 'em right
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| TThey’ll be signed «Love from Nashville
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| Be back tomorrow night»
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| Cause you’re the one that let me go
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| Without an achin' brain
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| Your faith in me has set me free
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| To write these songs again
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| There’s a song a day in Nasville
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| That’s how it’s gonna be
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| There’ll be no hangin' round these bars
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| Competin' with TV
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| Cause pedal steels and take-out meals
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| Are callin' me to go
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| And a song a day in Nashville
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| Is what I’ll send back home
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| Ten days and I’ll be home
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| And a song a day in Nashville
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| Ten days and I’ll be home |