[email protected] Intro chords:        twice Oh babe I hate to leave you here down in this one horse town Where the train runs through the your early morning dreams just leave that old wailin’ sound Oh but I’m coming back I will return now women you wait for me I’m bound to travel the USA from the desert unto the sea I’v got another song about the South you know its white now and its black They’re ain’t banjo on my knee but that song is still on my back Hey it’s a long long way to Hollywood   And it’s a short short chance for fame All them slicks keep talkin back home   But I make it just the same Oh I’ll make it just the same I’ve got a new song for all them people hovering down in the Georgia night Lord I know they’re wings are heavy now cause they’ve been on a lonesome flight All them poor old depression people babe you know they took a heavy load   All the children kinfolks cousins too still walking down Tobacco Road Well they still tell me bout Hank Williams Lord their clinging unto his fame I’m from the same race I’m from the same place got the same lonesome blood in my veins Chorus

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Cette chanson évoque le désir de quitter une petite ville isolée pour poursuivre des rêves plus grands, en particulier celui de devenir célèbre à Hollywood. L’artiste partage son amour pour le Sud, en parlant des luttes des gens qui l’habitent, évoquant un sentiment de nostalgie et de lien avec ses racines. Il exprime aussi une promesse de revenir, soulignant la difficulté du chemin vers la réussite, tout en gardant l'espoir de faire entendre sa nouvelle musique. Au fond, c'est un mélange de détermination, d'identité et de souvenirs qui tisse le récit.