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Frank Turner Nashville Tennessee Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 7.25/10 [16 votes]Album: Campfire Punkrock - EP / Original Release Date: 2006-05-15Genre: Singer/SongwriterSong Duration: 3 min 44 sec
FRANK TURNER
- Nashville Tennessee Lyrics / with translationsFrom the heart of the Southern Downs, to the North-East London reservoirs,
From the start, the land scaped my sound, before I'd ever been to America.
And if I knew anybody who played pedal steel guitar,
I'd get them in my band and then my band would get real far,
But I was raised in middle England, and not in Nashville Tennessee,
And the only person in my band is me.
A simple scale on an old guitar, and a punk rock sense of honesty.
I cannot fail, I've got this far with no knowledge of mid-west geography.
And if I knew anywhere where I could drive in a straight line
For hours in the desert, I'd drive for hours at a time.
But I was raised in middle England, not in Nashville Tennessee,
And the only person in this car is me.
And yes I'm in four-four time, and yes I use cheap cheap rhymes,
But I try to make a sound my own.
I know I don't break new ground, many have travelled this sound,
But I try to make it sound like home.
Well I've been to Texas state, I didn't think it was that f*cking great,
And Nebraska is just a bunch of songs,
Holloway and Hampshire where I belong.
And I don't know anybody who plays pedal steel guitar,
All the city roads are twisted and I do not own a car.
I was raised in middle England, not in Nashville Tennessee,
And the only thing I'm offering is me.
From the start, the land scaped my sound, before I'd ever been to America.
And if I knew anybody who played pedal steel guitar,
I'd get them in my band and then my band would get real far,
But I was raised in middle England, and not in Nashville Tennessee,
And the only person in my band is me.
A simple scale on an old guitar, and a punk rock sense of honesty.
I cannot fail, I've got this far with no knowledge of mid-west geography.
And if I knew anywhere where I could drive in a straight line
For hours in the desert, I'd drive for hours at a time.
But I was raised in middle England, not in Nashville Tennessee,
And yes I'm in four-four time, and yes I use cheap cheap rhymes,
But I try to make a sound my own.
I know I don't break new ground, many have travelled this sound,
But I try to make it sound like home.
Well I've been to Texas state, I didn't think it was that f*cking great,
And Nebraska is just a bunch of songs,
Holloway and Hampshire where I belong.
And I don't know anybody who plays pedal steel guitar,
All the city roads are twisted and I do not own a car.
I was raised in middle England, not in Nashville Tennessee,
And the only thing I'm offering is me.
Facts about Nashville Tennessee
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Nashville Tennessee is written and performed by Frank Turner.
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It is first released on May 15, 2006 as part of Frank Turner's album "Campfire Punkrock" which includes 5 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we think about the deeper meaning of the song, Frank Turner's song 'Nashville Tennessee' describes his musical career from his Middle England roots to his experience with the Nashville music industry. The lyrics express a message about self-sufficiency which enables people to maintain their original cultural identity without following conventional routes to music industry success. The lyrics of Nashville tennessee lyrics show themes about solitude, which leads to personal growth while the music provides listeners with an empowering experience of discovering new things. The song expresses two main themes which include the need for people to establish their identities and social ties and the need for musicians to produce genuine music through their authentic life experiences. The lyrics include mature content which contains strong language that makes it inappropriate for viewers who are younger than 13 years. The language in this content requires a PG-13 rating because it contains one strong expletive but the rest of the content remains acceptable for all audiences.
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Nashville Tennessee falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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Nashville Tennessee song length is 3 minutes and 44 seconds.
Who wrote Nashville Tennessee lyrics?
Nashville Tennessee is written and performed by Frank Turner.
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When was Nashville Tennessee released?
It is first released on May 15, 2006 as part of Frank Turner's album "Campfire Punkrock" which includes 5 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Nashville Tennessee lyrics?
When we think about the deeper meaning of the song, Frank Turner's song 'Nashville Tennessee' describes his musical career from his Middle England roots to his experience with the Nashville music industry. The lyrics express a message about self-sufficiency which enables people to maintain their original cultural identity without following conventional routes to music industry success. The lyrics of Nashville tennessee lyrics show themes about solitude, which leads to personal growth while the music provides listeners with an empowering experience of discovering new things. The song expresses two main themes which include the need for people to establish their identities and social ties and the need for musicians to produce genuine music through their authentic life experiences. The lyrics include mature content which contains strong language that makes it inappropriate for viewers who are younger than 13 years. The language in this content requires a PG-13 rating because it contains one strong expletive but the rest of the content remains acceptable for all audiences.
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Which genre is Nashville Tennessee?
Nashville Tennessee falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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How long is the song Nashville Tennessee?
Nashville Tennessee song length is 3 minutes and 44 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Frank TurnerRecord Label(s): 2006 Xtra Mile Recordings Ltd
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