Dan May Lights Out In Tupelo Lyrics

LIGHTS OUT IN TUPELO
© 2005 Dan May and Steve Patti

VERSE 1
Crossing Mississippi
Tossing my self-pity
Lost and found this life again
Did hard time in Jackson
Ten long years in passing
Making me a better man

But here they only see
What I used to be

CHORUS
Lights out in Tupelo
Packed up away I go
I’ve taken more than I can stand
We’ll drive down through Birmingham
South to Montgomery, man
Folks there, they call it Alabam
I call it the Promised Land

VERSE 2
This country sure looks pretty
Far outside the city
So much like from where I came
Where they know my record
Know my past is checkered
Some things never seem to change
I don’t care anyhow It won’t matter now

CHORUS
Lights out in Tupelo
Packed up away I go
I’ve taken more than I can stand
We’ll drive down through Birmingham
South to Montgomery, man
Folks there, they call it Alabam
I call it the Promised Land

BRIDGE

Where the catfish run
In the morning sun
And the songbirds all call out to me
“You’re free”

But here, they’ll never see
The man that I could be

CHORUS
Lights out in Tupelo
Packed up away I go
I’ve taken more than I can stand
We’ll drive down through Birmingham
South to Montgomery, man
Folks there, they call it Alabam
I call it the Promised Land

When was Lights Out In Tupelo released?

Lights Out In Tupelo is first released on April 20, 2005 as part of Dan May's album "Once Was Red" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.

Which genre is Lights Out In Tupelo?

Lights Out In Tupelo falls under the genre Pop.

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