Hollywood don't do what it once could do
I used to wake up and write me a song before noon
So I packed my dusty bags one night
Grabbed an old guitar and I caught a red eye(?) flight
In search of a dream underneath the Tennessee Moon
I fell in love to an old Hank Williams tune
Makes me wonder, is it the same moon Hank played under
Touched down and she stole my heart right away
Began to think for the first time I might stay
And when I heard that lonesome whistle moan
Knew I'd finally found my way back home
In search of a dream underneath the Tennessee Moon
I fell in love to an old Hank Williams tune
And I wonder, is it the same moon Hank stood under
When he sang about Jambalaya and Being Lonesome Enough to Cry
And I can hear the echos in the sounds of his guitar
And his words still paint a picture in my heart
Yeah, In search of a dream underneath the Tennessee Moon
I fell in love to an old Hank Williams tune
I was in search of a dream underneath the Tennessee Moon

Lay me down on porch at midnight
Get me high on the southern moonlight
Walk me down by the river star bright
Hold me, my friend, I'm home again
I'm a Tennessee woman
Who's been away from home
I know I don't belong in that city world
Old Smoky Mountains, do you remember me
I'm from Tennessee, I'm just a local girl
Make my bed where the sun can wake me
From my dreams of childhood take me
Where the winds of time can't shake me
Help me unload this weight of the road
I'm a Tennessee woman

Got a pretty woman, lives way down in Tennessee
Well, I've got a pretty woman lives way down in Tennessee
Well, I'm crazy 'bout my baby
She's the only one for me
Well, I want to see you, baby, I don't have my train fare
Yes, I want to see you, baby, I don't have my train fare
I'm gonna take out all my money
I'm gonna ride on away from here
Well, my mind begins to ramble and my heart is full of pain
Yes, my mind begins to ramble and my heart is full of pain
Time I think of my baby
My tears fall like showered pain
I've got a pretty woman, lives way down in Tennessee
Yes, I got a pretty woman, lives way down in Tennessee
Well, I'm crazy 'bout my baby