Too Tennessee
Chris Lane
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G Well shes city nights and broadwayC marquee signsG and im just one red light down pastC an old cafeG and her world spins fast concrete,C steel and glassG and mine moves more like molassesC on a wednesdayAm so how can we love so good and liveD so differently [Chorus]G she likes the view from theC penthouse suite she likes the sound of those cityG streetsD at 2am when i got satin pillowsC pulled over my headG C and i like taking the long way home and getting lost down dusty backwoodEm roadsAm well i cant blame her for not caring where they might leadC well maybe shes too new york, orD maybe im too tennesseeContinúa después del anuncio[Verse]G C she makes me laugh martini in her handG as shes trying to imitate myC southern drawG C looking too cute in my old straw hatG C but that womans no cowgirl at allAm sometimes it makes me wonder whatD she sees in me [Chorus]G she likes the view from theC penthouse suite she likes the sound of those cityG streetsD at 2am when i got satin pillowsC pulled over my headG C and i like taking the long way home and getting lost down dusty backwoodEm roadsAm well i cant blame her for not caring where they might leadC well maybe shes too new york, orD maybe im too tennessee [Bridge]C G maybe i shold question whyC D and just catch a red eye flight [Chorus/Outro]G she likes the view from theC penthouse suite she likes the sound of those cityG streetsD at 2am when i got satin pillowsC pulled over my headG C and i like taking the long way home and getting lost down dusty backwoodEm roadsAm well i cant blame her for not caring where they might leadC well maybe shes too new york, orD maybe im too tennessee