I Never Got to Nashville
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I Never Got to Nashville
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Well he told me I had what it takes,
And he told me all I needed was one lucky break.
then he played me, like he played his guitar,
And he said, "When you get to Nashville, I'll make you a star."
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But I never got to Nashville, he didn't make me a star.
No, I never got to nashville, I'm still playing in this bar.
But I'm gonna keep on trying, 'cause trying hard is what it takes.
And someday I'll be big in Nashville, someday I'll get that lucky break.
The jukebox plays his records he's number one.
And I know that I was just one night of fun.
Time goes by and Nashville seems so far away,
But I know I can make it, I'm on my way.
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