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#154 # Performed by Reilly & Maloney Title: Goodbye to Tennessee
ACfter fifteen years of mEmarriage, she lFeft him in TeCnnessee FHe found the rings on the Dmrabbit ears of the JFapanese TC.V. She sFwapped him in for a Dmbrand new man, and he Ffelt like an old used Ccar On a riverbank, a cEmhild on a log that dFrifted out too Cfar.
And it's Chey ho, Emhi ho, goodFbye to TennesCsee FI'm on my way to DmOregon where nFobody knows Cme I'm gonna bFuy a boat and Dmsail it out uFpon the drifting sCea I'm gonna Cride the swells like an Emold blue whale, and Flook for the rest of Cme I'm gonna Cride the swells like an Emold blue whale, and Flook for the rest of Cme.
Outside of Tucumcare, a car drove by his truck Two kids had just got married; God bless 'em, and good luck His mind went back some fifteen years to a little white country church It was a buckboard scene from out of a dream, Jesus how it hurt
And it Ghurts when the one that you love goes down the Croad And at Gfirst you will pFray, "Oh Lord, this is too big a lCoad" But if you Gtry, you will find there are so many other Clives As there are Fstars up in the sGky.
And it's hey ho, hi ho, goodbye to Tennessee I'm on my way to regon where nobody knows me I'm gonna buy a boat and sail it out upon the drifting sea I'm gonna ride the swells like an old blue whale, and look for the rest of me I'm gonna ride the swells like an old blue whale, and look for the rest of me. # # Submitted to the ftp.nevada.edu:/pub/guitar archives # by Steve Putz <putz@parc.xerox.com> # 7 September 1992