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by Wayland Patton
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When the Music
City lost its charm
He moved to Montana and he bought a farm
Now he raises horses and writes his songs
And he’s happy as the day is long
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It’s long way to go to get there
It’s a far cry from Nashville to his home in the Bitterroot
But his songs sound sweeter in the morning air
Beneath that big sky of sapphire blue
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When your name is hot you’re king of
the row
Anything you touch can turn to dough
It’s a windfall up, a quick drop down
Sure can be a cold-hearted town
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It’s a long way to go to get there
It’s a far cry from Nashville to a peaceful valley view
To make his songs sound sweeter in the morning air
Takes a big sky
It takes a big sky of sapphire blue
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Bridge |
Sooner or later everybody runs into
a wall
You’ve got to find your way around it
Sometimes the only way around it
Is to walk away with your head up high
Start searching for more open sky
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From the tip of your tongue to the
point of a pen
Such a long way to go again and again
It’s hard to be clever day after day
To put a new twist on an old cliché
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It’s long way to go to get there
He’s a far cry from Nashville at home in Bitterroot
I bet his songs sound sweeter in the morning air
Beneath that big sky
Beneath that big open sky
Beneath that big sky of sapphire blue
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