Rollin’ Into Nashville

(Kenneth Decker )

These song lyrics outline the dream that the composer has been anticipating as he heads to Nashville to be accepted into the Country Music community.

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Rollin’ into Nashville with my songs and a dream hoping that these fine folks might just welcome me Lookin’ back at all those who made their mark before lord if I could be like them I’d never ask for more They’re the kings of Country music known both near and far maybe they’d record my songs and I’d become a star Chorus: I’m rollin’ into Nashville with my songs and a dream hoping that these fine folks might just welcome me lookin’ back at all those who made their mark before Lord if I could be like them I’d never ask for more I’m playin’ all the coffee shops open mics and bars living like like a gypsy just me and my guitar Each night I’m somewhere different while tryin’ to make a name not just another cowboy seeking fortune and fame Ol’ Hank, Merle and Waylon did it each in their own way what I wouldn’t give to stand where they once played, so now... Chorus: I’m rollin’ into Nashville with my songs and a dream hopin’ that these fine folks might just welcome me Lord I hope they welcome me

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