2 different worlds
grew up where the winter winds blow hardWe cleared the slush and the ice from the front yardDodge County skies were a frozen, heavy gray but summer meant swimming out on Fox LakeWe skipped old stones right off the muddy shore and we didn't need much 'cause we didn't have much moreJust a worn-out flannel and a line in the freezing deepWhere the summer sun would wake us up from sleep From the frozen north to the southern lineTwo different worlds but both of 'em are mineI spent my youth where the bluegill and the walleye playAnd I lost my heart to the Tennessee clayYeah, a part of me will always be a Wisconsin kidBut I love the way the Tennessee sun did what it did Now I’m waking up to the morning mockingbird the sweetest song that I think I ever heardWe trade ice shanties for a porch and a sweet tea watching fireflies light up the Tennessee breezeI miss the fried cheese curds and the supper club nightsBut I’m at home down here under the mountain lightsTwo hundred miles or a lifetime on the roadI've taken the best of both where I go From the frozen north to the southern lineTwo different worlds but both of 'em are mineI spent my youth where the bluegill and the walleye playAnd I lost my heart to the Tennessee clay yeah, a part of me will always be a Wisconsin kidBut I love the way the Tennessee sun did what it did The north made me tough with the shovel in my handThe south gave me peace in the promise of the landOne gave me roots and the other gave me spaceI carry both memories in a very special place From the frozen north to the southern lineTwo different worlds but both of 'em are mineI spent my youth where the bluegill and the walleye play and I lost my heart to the Tennessee clayYeah, a part of me will always be a Wisconsin kidBut I love the way the Tennessee sun did what it did Yeah, it did what it didFrom Dodge County to the Volunteer stateI wouldn't change a single thingTwo beautiful homesYeah, both of 'em are mine
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grew up where the winter winds blow hardWe cleared the slush and the ice from the front yardDodge County skies were a frozen, heavy gray but summer meant swimming out on Fox LakeWe skipped old stones right off the muddy shore and we didn't need much 'cause we didn't have much moreJust a worn-out flannel and a line in the freezing deepWhere the summer sun would wake us up from sleep From the frozen north to the southern lineTwo different worlds but both of 'em are mineI spent my youth where the bluegill and the walleye playAnd I lost my heart to the Tennessee clayYeah, a part of me will always be a Wisconsin kidBut I love the way the Tennessee sun did what it did Now I’m waking up to the morning mockingbird the sweetest song that I think I ever heardWe trade ice shanties for a porch and a sweet tea watching fireflies light up the Tennessee breezeI miss the fried cheese curds and the supper club nightsBut I’m at home down here under the mountain lightsTwo hundred miles or a lifetime on the roadI've taken the best of both where I go From the frozen north to the southern lineTwo different worlds but both of 'em are mineI spent my youth where the bluegill and the walleye playAnd I lost my heart to the Tennessee clay yeah, a part of me will always be a Wisconsin kidBut I love the way the Tennessee sun did what it did The north made me tough with the shovel in my handThe south gave me peace in the promise of the landOne gave me roots and the other gave me spaceI carry both memories in a very special place From the frozen north to the southern lineTwo different worlds but both of 'em are mineI spent my youth where the bluegill and the walleye play and I lost my heart to the Tennessee clayYeah, a part of me will always be a Wisconsin kidBut I love the way the Tennessee sun did what it did Yeah, it did what it didFrom Dodge County to the Volunteer stateI wouldn't change a single thingTwo beautiful homesYeah, both of 'em are mine
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