Biography:
"The Statesboro Revue is in the process of re-defining rock and roll, refusing to let blues and country, the real roots of rock music, fall by the wayside. Stewart and the Statesboro Revue are trying to remind America what rock music is really all about: soul. Mann's voice, songs, and band have that in spades." Andy Hertsch, Vail Daily New
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[Intro]
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[Verse]
C
It's a late November night
G
All the troubles are out of sight
A# F C
Having wishy-washy dreams that have been plaguing me for three damn days
C
Yeah, this road is dark and cold
G
My dreams out being sold
A# F C
Just need that Mississippi moonshine to smuggle me right out of this place
[Chorus]
C
Talla Tallahassee
F
Why you hasslin' me
G
I'm just trying to get home
C
Lord it's plain to see
C F
With the sunrise your eyes call I'm just your tumblin' weed
G
Talla Tallahassee
C
Why you hasslin' me
[Verse]
C
Seven lonely days
G
It's hard to count the ways
A# F C
I try to get out of the mud, lordy, that I wound up in
C
Benteath that white oak tree
F
Sweet Daisy been waitin' for me
G A# F C
If she can get me up and runnin' I will never come back again
[Chorus]
C
Talla Tallahassee
F
Why you hasslin' me
G
I'm just trying to get home
C
Lord it's plain to see
C F
With the sunrise your eyes call I'm just your tumblin' weed
G
Talla Tallahassee
C
Why you hasslin' me
[Bridge]
Am A#
A little sunshine on your face
C
Is real nice until it rains
Am A#
I'm content to say I did my best
G C
But now I'm ready to get headed West
C F
I could say no foul, no harm
G
But now that I'm back in baby's arms
C
I'm better for the lessons that I learned
F
Im sure that Florida is fine
G
Haven't been in a long, long time
C
Cause I remember November, I can feel that burn
[Chorus]
C
Talla Tallahassee
F
Why you hasslin' me
G
I'm just trying to get home
C
Lord it's plain to see
C F
With the sunrise your eyes call I'm just your tumblin' weed
G
Talla Tallahassee
C
Why you hasslin' me
G
Talla Tallahassee
C
Why you hasslin' me
C
[Verse]
C
It's a late November night
G
All the troubles are out of sight
A# F C
Having wishy-washy dreams that have been plaguing me for three damn days
C
Yeah, this road is dark and cold
G
My dreams out being sold
A# F C
Just need that Mississippi moonshine to smuggle me right out of this place
[Chorus]
C
Talla Tallahassee
F
Why you hasslin' me
G
I'm just trying to get home
C
Lord it's plain to see
C F
With the sunrise your eyes call I'm just your tumblin' weed
G
Talla Tallahassee
C
Why you hasslin' me
[Verse]
C
Seven lonely days
G
It's hard to count the ways
A# F C
I try to get out of the mud, lordy, that I wound up in
C
Benteath that white oak tree
F
Sweet Daisy been waitin' for me
G A# F C
If she can get me up and runnin' I will never come back again
[Chorus]
C
Talla Tallahassee
F
Why you hasslin' me
G
I'm just trying to get home
C
Lord it's plain to see
C F
With the sunrise your eyes call I'm just your tumblin' weed
G
Talla Tallahassee
C
Why you hasslin' me
[Bridge]
Am A#
A little sunshine on your face
C
Is real nice until it rains
Am A#
I'm content to say I did my best
G C
But now I'm ready to get headed West
C F
I could say no foul, no harm
G
But now that I'm back in baby's arms
C
I'm better for the lessons that I learned
F
Im sure that Florida is fine
G
Haven't been in a long, long time
C
Cause I remember November, I can feel that burn
[Chorus]
C
Talla Tallahassee
F
Why you hasslin' me
G
I'm just trying to get home
C
Lord it's plain to see
C F
With the sunrise your eyes call I'm just your tumblin' weed
G
Talla Tallahassee
C
Why you hasslin' me
G
Talla Tallahassee
C
Why you hasslin' me
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