Lirik Lagu Tennessee Numbers, Singel Baru dari Morgan Wallen

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Penyanyi dan penulis lagu asal Amerika Serikat, Morgan Wallen, merilis singel baru berjudul “Tennessee Numbers”.

Singel baru bergenre pop tersebut dirilis pada 3 Maret 2023 melalui label Big Loud Records.

“Tennessee Numbers” muncul dalam album studio ketiganya yang bertajuk One Thing At A Time.

Baca juga: Lirik Lagu Devil Don’t Know, Singel Baru dari Morgan Wallen

Berikut ini lirik lagu “Tennessee Numbers” dari Morgan Wallen.

[Verse 1]
Used to be our picture from her sister's wedding day
There on her lock screen, now it’s just some ocean waves
Used to be a bunch of hearts right there beside my name
She used to never miss one, but these days that girl just lets it ring
Aw, but if she don't one day

[Chorus]
I'd say, "Damn, it’s good to hear your voice, feels like it's been forever"
Ask her how's her mom and them and how's that West Coast weather?
Yeah, I know, it's late, I'm sorry
But, no, I swear I ain't that drunk
I know she won't and I don’t blame her
But if she ever picked it up
I’d tell her it's my fault and I still love her
But she quit taking calls from Tennessee numbers

[Verse 2]
I bet she hides her accent so one asks her where she’s from
And steers clear of whiskey 'cause it stirs them memories up
And there's a boy from back home that she still won't talk about
If he could talk to her right now

[Chorus]
He’d say, "Damn, it's good to hear your voice, feels like it's been forever"
Ask her how's her mom and them and how's that West Coast weather?
Yeah, I know, it's late, I'm sorry
But, no, I swear I ain't that drunk
I know she won't and I don't blame her
But if she ever picked it up
I'd tell her it's my fault and I still love her
But she quit takin' calls from Tennessee numbers
From Tennessee numbers

[Bridge]
I used to be the one and now I'm just an 8-6-5
If I could just talk to her maybe I could change her mind

[Chorus]
And I'd say, "Damn, it's good to hear your voice, feels like it's been forever"
Ask her how's her mom and them and how's that West Coast weather?
Yeah, I know, it's late, I'm sorry
But, no, I swear I ain't that drunk
I know she won't and I don't blame her
But if she ever picked it up
I'd tell her it's my fault and I still love her
But she quit takin' calls from Tennessee numbers
Tennessee numbers