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Artist/Band:
Trisha Yearwood
Lyrics for Song: Nothin' Bout Memphis
Lyrics for Album: Other Songs - Trisha Yearwood
Can't believe I'm back here again
Feels like a lifetime and a thousand miles since then
It was just one summer night but the kind of night you never can forget
And I'm here with my baby and were driving downtown
Thinks I've never been here, wants to show me around.
But he don't know nothing about Memphis
How could he ever know, this was our town
All he sees is that big old muddy river and the ghost of Elvis
But he don't know nothing about Memphis.
Don't want to look him in the eye
Scared he might see what I remember of that night
We were dancing on the water
We were singing "hallelujah" to the stars
And I know it would hurt him, if he could see my past
He thinks he's the only one who's touched me like that.
But he don't know nothing about Memphis
How could he ever know this was our town
All he sees is that big old muddy river and the ghost of Elvis
But he don't know nothing about Memphis.
Sweet sweet Memphis,all the good times we had
Ain't no harm in looking back no, no, no.
He don't know nothing about Memphis
How could he ever know this was our town
All he sees is that mighty Mississippi and the ghost of Elvis
But he don't know nothing about Memphis
Sweet sweet Memphis...
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Nothin' Bout Memphis
Trisha Yearwood's "Nothin' Bout Memphis" stands as a defining track within her extensive country music discography. The recording captures the artist's signature blend of traditional country instrumentation and contemporary emotional depth, showcasing her ability to convey complex narratives through vocal performance. As part of her broader body of work, the song reflects the polished production values and thematic consistency that established Yearwood as a leading figure in the genre during her peak years. The track exemplifies her skill in delivering heartfelt storytelling without relying on overt theatricality, instead focusing on the subtle nuances of her delivery and the song's melodic structure. This recording remains a testament to her enduring influence on country music, highlighting a period where her artistry resonated deeply with audiences seeking authentic, emotionally resonant performances. |
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 Trisha Yearwood
"Other Songs - Trisha Yearwood"
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