Lyrics

TENNESSEE MUSIC PATHWAYS

Verse 1:
Just chase those butterflies down route 441
You’ll see a statue in Sevierville on the courthouse lawn
She wore that coat of many colors like the flowered fields she roamed
Sittin’ and strummin’ ‘bout her Tennessee mountain home

Verse 2:
And in Memphis down on Beale Street you can hear those delta blues
Or walk through the gates of Graceland, hear ‘bout a boy in blue suede shoes
Tina Turner, she’s from Nutbush, Isaac Hayes from Covington
And you’d be crazy to miss Camden, that’s where Patsy’s plane went down

Chorus:
Every note that was played
Every song that was sung
Every fiddle that got bowed and every banjo strum
From the hills to the honky-tonks right up to that Opry stage
Find your song, come sing along
On the Tennessee Music Pathways

VERSE 3:
From Mother Maybelle’s “Wildwood Flower”, hear the echo of her guitar
To Jimmy’s yodel up in Bristol where country music got its start
Loretta Lynn’s still singin’ out in Hurricane Mills
And Johnny and June lay side by side in Hendersonville

CHORUS

CHORUS

Find your song, come sing along
On the Tennessee Music Pathways


Randy Finchum
Plenty Of Finch Publishing - SESAC
www.randyfinchum.com
615-319-8293

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