Nashville Song Lyrics and Chords

 

Nashville Song Lyrics and Chords by David Houston

 

Nashville
Recorded by David Houston
Written by Don Wayne
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In the year of forty-
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three momma  
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finished feedin'  
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me
 
And quickly  
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rushed off to her  
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job at Worthen's  
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Bag 
 
Mill
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But at  
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Fourth and Monroe  
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street
 
A failin'  
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heart stopped her willin'  
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feet
 
And momma gave  
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up the breath of  
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life in the town of  
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Nashville
 
Daddy was  
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in the county jail so my  
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older sister  
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Nell
 
Took a job at a tavern that  
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some folks call the  
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trash 
 
mill
 
And when the  
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welfare agency offered  
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help Nell she smiled at  
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me
 
No thanks but we'll get  
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by in this town of  
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Nashville
 
As a kid I went to  
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school perched up  
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high on a tavern  
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stool
 
A listenin' to the  
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songs on the  
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jukebox at the  
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trash 
 
mill
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And the  
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hurtin' in them sad ol'  
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songs
 
Settled  
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down in a poor boy's  
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bones
 
And I  
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vowed I'd someday  
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sing and play in  
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Nashville
 
So my  
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older sister Nell like a  
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true blue southern  
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bell
 
Bought me a second handed guitar  
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from the Nashville  
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Goodwill
 
Heaven would  
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smile and bells would ring
 
When I  
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touched those shiny  
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strings
 
And I was the richest  
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poor boy in the town of  
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Nashville
 
There's a chill down in my  
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bones as it's  
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my time to go  
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on
 
And I'm  
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sure the good Lord  
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knows just how  
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feel
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Though they're  
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callin' me a  
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star
 
I can't  
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forget about my first  
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guitar
 
And the woman who  
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helped me a make it  
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big
 
In the town of  
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Nashville
Repeat #4
 
And I'm the richest  
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poor boy in the town of  
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Nashville
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Who sang the the song Nashville?
- The song Nashville was sang by David Houston.

 

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