"Tennessee" genre: Rock
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	This is a straight up, natural rock and roll song. Maybe you can hear our classic rock influences a bit within Tennessee. Fun for all ages.
	CD: Friends of Schmoe Credits: Lyrics and music by Brett Chamberlain
	Story Behind the Song This was a time when we were just pumping out songs during rehearsals and jam sessions. We were so tight at the time, that many riffs and jams became songs. Tennessee is one of them. As with all the songs from "Friends of Schmoe", this was written in Texas around the end of '98/beginning of '99. As it says in the chorus..."I'll send you a card from Tennessee", the song is about leaving a significant other to see if the pastures truly are greener on the other side. Basically...the lyrics describe an extended version of an excuse to the question "Why are you leaving me?" Lyrics Oh I get that feeling The feeling that I've been here before Oh but make no mistake It's not that I don't want you anymore (Bridge) Listen to me, I've got something to say It's really not your fault Why I'm going away See I met this girl Just walking down the street One thing led to another Now we're moving to Tennessee Well I took some time Some time to think this through And I realize That I don't want to spend one more minute with you (Bridge) (Breakdown) Maybe I'm blind Blind to reality I leave you behind With nothing but a picture of me Will I change my mind Will I come back to misery There's one way to find I'll send you a card from Tennessee I'm getting out Getting in my Cadillac I'm heading out With no monkeys on my back Will I change my mind Will I come back to misery Well there's one way to find I'll send you a card from Tennessee

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