Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys
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Tennessee

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Tennessee

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You have heard and read about the state of Tennessee

Down in the southern state is where I want to be

Where the valleys are so green and the mountains are so tall

You will know just what I mean when you hear them say "You all"

Tennessee, (Tennessee)

I hear you calling me (I hear you calling me)

The home of Davy Crockett in the hills of Tennessee

When I was a little boy around the folks back home

My mother always said to me, Jimmy, please don't roam

Now that I have gone away my heart is full of woe

When I think of Mom and Dad, that's where I want to go

* Refrain

If ever I get back to that state of Tennessee

I tell you there'll be no more roaming for me

There lives a sweetheart who said she'd marry me

As soon as I get back to that state of Tennessee

* Refrain

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