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Artist: Matt Wertz
Canonical path: /matt-wertz/long-night-in-tennesee
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Long Night In Tennesee
Read Long Night In Tennesee lyrics by Matt Wertz on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Long Night In Tennesee
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Heard you were leaving
You hadn't asked for much
Just a strong hand and a soft touch
The miles in between us
Were to great for you to hold
You said something's different
Something's changed
From the way it was
In those summer days
But you can't explain it
And it's best that we just move on
Go on and speak for yourself
Nothing has changed in the south
But you get a free night in Boston
I get a long night in Tennesee
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