C New York City ain't no kind of placeF For a country girl with a friendly faceC G7 F C If you smile people look at you funny they take it wrong The greenest state in the land of the freeF And the home of the Grand Ole OpryC G7 F C Is calling me back to my Smoky Mountain home I wish I had my old fishing poleF And was sitting on the banks of the fishing holeC G7 F C Eating green apples and waiting for the fish to bite Life ain't as simple as it used to beF Since the big apple took a bite out of meC G7 F C And Lord I'm so Tennessee homesick that I could dieF C But I ain't been home in I don't know whenF C If I had it all to do over againG7 F C Tonight I'd sleep in my old feather bedF C What I wouldn't give for a little bitty tasteF C Of Mama's homemade chocolate cakeG7 F C Tennessee homesick blues running through my head Mama you can fluff my feather bedF Just as soon as I can I'm gonna headC G7 F C Back to the Tennessee hills and it better be soon Daddy you can load the rifles upF We're gonna load them dogs on the pickup truckC G7 F C And head off to Calhoun County and catch us a coonF C But I ain't been home in I don't know whenF C If I had it all to do over againG7 F C Tonight I'd sleep in my old feather bedF C Eating grits and gravy and country hamF C Go to church on Sunday with dinner on the groundsG7 F C Tennessee homesick blues are running through my headF C And I ain't been home in I don't know whenF C If I had it all to do over againG7 F Tonight I'd sleep in my old feather bedC F C Good Lord have mercy on a country girlE7 F Trying to make a living in a rhinestone worldAm G7 F It's hard to be a diamond in a rhinestone worldC G7 F With Tennessee homesick blues running through my headC G7 F I've got those Tennessee homesick blues running through my headC Tennessee homesick blues
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