Nashville Blues
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Nashville Blues
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A letter just came from Nashville
My sweet baby says she's blue
Gotta get back to Nashville
Or my heart will break in two
Oh I miss her so
I just gotta go
I've got the Nashville blues
Gotta get back to Nashville
'Cause that's where the good times are
Ever since I left Nashville
The kicks ain't been up to par
I'm lonely and low
I'm livin' too slow
I've got the Nashville blues
Wanna go see my Sally
And tell her that I still care
Want to see Printer's Alley
And dig all the cool spots there
I'm achin’ to be
In old Tennessee
I've got the Nashville blues
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