Master Number: 10244
Title: ANA10244 Tennessee
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Date Of Creation: 2015-05-12
Active: Yes
Public: Yes
Composers:
- Blount Floyd (SESAC) - 50%
- Kenneth Andrew Nelson (ASCAP) - 50%
Publishers:
- The Music of Anacrusis (ASCAP) - 25%
- Songs of Anacrusis (SESAC) - 25%
- Uncle Kenny's Music (ASCAP) - 25%
- The Back 40 Music (SESAC) - 25%
App Owner's Share: %
Genres:
americana, country, country rock, and folk
Keywords:
ballad, heartfelt, intimate, laid back, liberating, lifting, passionate, sentimental, southern, steady, and uplifting
Lyrical Themes:
admiration, celebration, country, devotion, freedom, home, love, nature, pride, southern living, and the great outdoors
Similar Artists:
Mumford And Sons, The Avett Brothers, The Head and the Heart, and The Lumineers
Tempo:
Midtempo
Vocal Type:
male
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Vocal
Albums:- Making Ghosts (#3)
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128k MP3
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320k MP3
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AIF
Server Location: /home/railsapp/anacrusissongs.com/production/releases/20190430205526/ana.10244.1.aif
Description: This song's slow but steady beat makes it an intimate country rock and folk anthem for the state of Tennessee
Lyrics: Well the Cumberland River won't carry you very far away When you're moving down the banks at the river's own speed And the smoke from the mountains in the east, is gonna help you sleep When you hear the rain falling on the old birch tree We're talking bout Tennessee, you just won't let me be We're talking bout Tennessee Just some lonely ole boys on a lonely stage They told you not to come, but you could not stay away Yeah, you brought it from the delta, to the Memphis street Now it's catching on and everybody wants to play Well I climbed to the top of your mountains, and I swan to the bottom of your creeks And I drank all the whiskey that you've been pouring in to me I ran from the ghosts of the soldiers walking cross the ancient field And I prayed in the church that all this music helped to build
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Created by: Liz Rogers
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