There's No Place Like Home
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Well, I tell you what I done
I have always loved Lily Tomlin
And she's playing in town
And I got dressed in all this garb about four o'clock today so I could go see her show
And we barely got out and got back in time
So, I apologize for sneaking through the back door, but it was worth it
In case you don't recognize that song, I don't want you to feel bad
Because I have no earthly idea what that is
Now, that's a song called "There's No Place Like Home"
And a lot of people have asked me since I've been here this week
What the instrument is I'm playing
This is called "A Dulcimer"
And it's mainly a mountain instrument
This is the kind of instruments we used to use to sing the old-timey mountain folk songs back home
And I grew up in some of the most beautiful part of the country in the world, I think
The Great Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee
I grew up in a family of 12 kids
We got six girls and six boys in our family
And where every one sung like a songbird
Some of us like a buzzard
Now but anyway, I remember we used to love to sing more than anything
And so through the years, I think the songs that I write
Kind of carry that old-timey, Smoky Mountain flavor
And I'd like to do a few of those songs for you now
And if you'll excuse me just a second, a little note to our sound man
If you'd turn my monitors up just a little, I might-, can save my old throat. Okay?
I have always loved Lily Tomlin
And she's playing in town
And I got dressed in all this garb about four o'clock today so I could go see her show
And we barely got out and got back in time
So, I apologize for sneaking through the back door, but it was worth it
In case you don't recognize that song, I don't want you to feel bad
Because I have no earthly idea what that is
Now, that's a song called "There's No Place Like Home"
And a lot of people have asked me since I've been here this week
What the instrument is I'm playing
This is called "A Dulcimer"
And it's mainly a mountain instrument
This is the kind of instruments we used to use to sing the old-timey mountain folk songs back home
And I grew up in some of the most beautiful part of the country in the world, I think
The Great Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee
I grew up in a family of 12 kids
We got six girls and six boys in our family
And where every one sung like a songbird
Some of us like a buzzard
Now but anyway, I remember we used to love to sing more than anything
And so through the years, I think the songs that I write
Kind of carry that old-timey, Smoky Mountain flavor
And I'd like to do a few of those songs for you now
And if you'll excuse me just a second, a little note to our sound man
If you'd turn my monitors up just a little, I might-, can save my old throat. Okay?
โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics
[00:00.39] Well, I tell you what I done
[00:02.26] I have always loved Lily Tomlin
[00:04.58] And she's playing in town
[00:05.97] And I got dressed in all this garb about four o'clock today so I could go see her show
[00:12.62] And we barely got out and got back in time
[00:14.92] So, I apologize for sneaking through the back door, but it was worth it
[00:19.11]
[00:44.57] In case you don't recognize that song, I don't want you to feel bad
[00:48.16] Because I have no earthly idea what that is
[00:51.44] Now, that's a song called "There's No Place Like Home"
[00:54.96] And a lot of people have asked me since I've been here this week
[00:57.01] What the instrument is I'm playing
[00:58.96] This is called "A Dulcimer"
[01:00.18] And it's mainly a mountain instrument
[01:02.26] This is the kind of instruments we used to use to sing the old-timey mountain folk songs back home
[01:07.55] And I grew up in some of the most beautiful part of the country in the world, I think
[01:11.23] The Great Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee
[01:17.74] I grew up in a family of 12 kids
[01:20.20] We got six girls and six boys in our family
[01:22.28] And where every one sung like a songbird
[01:25.44] Some of us like a buzzard
[01:27.49] Now but anyway, I remember we used to love to sing more than anything
[01:31.53] And so through the years, I think the songs that I write
[01:34.38] Kind of carry that old-timey, Smoky Mountain flavor
[01:37.41] And I'd like to do a few of those songs for you now
[01:39.76] And if you'll excuse me just a second, a little note to our sound man
[01:42.65] If you'd turn my monitors up just a little, I might-, can save my old throat. Okay?
[01:46.17]
[00:02.26] I have always loved Lily Tomlin
[00:04.58] And she's playing in town
[00:05.97] And I got dressed in all this garb about four o'clock today so I could go see her show
[00:12.62] And we barely got out and got back in time
[00:14.92] So, I apologize for sneaking through the back door, but it was worth it
[00:19.11]
[00:44.57] In case you don't recognize that song, I don't want you to feel bad
[00:48.16] Because I have no earthly idea what that is
[00:51.44] Now, that's a song called "There's No Place Like Home"
[00:54.96] And a lot of people have asked me since I've been here this week
[00:57.01] What the instrument is I'm playing
[00:58.96] This is called "A Dulcimer"
[01:00.18] And it's mainly a mountain instrument
[01:02.26] This is the kind of instruments we used to use to sing the old-timey mountain folk songs back home
[01:07.55] And I grew up in some of the most beautiful part of the country in the world, I think
[01:11.23] The Great Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee
[01:17.74] I grew up in a family of 12 kids
[01:20.20] We got six girls and six boys in our family
[01:22.28] And where every one sung like a songbird
[01:25.44] Some of us like a buzzard
[01:27.49] Now but anyway, I remember we used to love to sing more than anything
[01:31.53] And so through the years, I think the songs that I write
[01:34.38] Kind of carry that old-timey, Smoky Mountain flavor
[01:37.41] And I'd like to do a few of those songs for you now
[01:39.76] And if you'll excuse me just a second, a little note to our sound man
[01:42.65] If you'd turn my monitors up just a little, I might-, can save my old throat. Okay?
[01:46.17]