Hayley Reardon - When I Get To Tennessee lyrics

I'm gonna buy myself a bike with a basket Tell people where to go when they ask it Drink just enough coffee not to call you Every time I know I'll want to And I'll finally make some friends who play the banjo If I'm lucky, with a porch we can all go Maybe take some walks when the sun's low Remind me I should leave my phone at home But every time I get two hundred dollars And a brand new dress I'm gonna fly you to the city just to catch my breath It's gonna be hard not to hold your hand But we've still got a world to share when we can When we can, when we can, when we can I'm gonna listen to a record every morning Still be the first to cry without a warning Wanna meet you in the middle when you're hurting Tell me everything that you've been learning I know I won't see the water from my window It'll only taste better when I come home When I come home, when I come home to you Chorus Oh when I get to Tennessee Who will I be When I'm free How will I breathe When I get to Tennessee, when I get to Tennessee Who will I be I'm gonna buy myself a bike with a basket Tell people where to go when they ask it Drink just enough coffee not to call you Every time I know I'll want to And I'll finally make some friends who play the banjo If I'm lucky, with a porch we can all go Maybe take some walks when the sun's low Remind me I should leave my phone at home