Next Big Nothing
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Next Big Nothing
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I'm a gonna be the next big nothing
You won't see my name on MTV
I'm a gonna be the next big nothing
No one knows my name in Tennessee
Once I thought that I would be a big star
Making everybody look at me
Driving to the bank in my big car
Looking at myself on tv
well I'm a gonna be the next big nothing
You won't see my name on MTV
I'm a gonna be the next big nothing
No one knows my name in Tennessee
Mama said that I was gonna make it
That I'd sing on that grand ol' opry
Then I'd stick my hands in wet concrete
But no one ever thought of asking me
Well I'm a gonna be the next big nothing
You won't see my name on MTV
I'm a gonna be the next big nothing
No one knows my name in Tennessee
I said you won't know my name in Tennessee
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