"TENNESSEE" is a new English song by Tommy Richman from his album COYOTE. The song was written by Tommy Richman, Trevor Spitta, Zachary Moon, and Jonah Roy, and produced by Jonah Roy, Mannyvelli, and Tommy Richman. It was released on… Read More
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[Intro: Tommy Richman]
Yeah, let's go
[Verse 1: Tommy Richman & [?]]
I told my bitch I love her but she can't save me
She tell me all the time, am I fucking crazy? (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
But who gon' tell her that you got no-no jobs since last week? Yeah
And you got no job walkin' in the room, I'ma talk that (Ice)
You say that shit to me, I'ma talk back (Ice)
I'm lookin' in the room, ain't no shit around it
Baby, I know everything, pinky ring, not a wedding ring
I was ten years old and then I blinked, then I was seventeen
Baby, you're talking way too fast, [?] with better things
What you know about being nauseous? (Ah)
I have a girl, just like my women
Japanese, my [?]
Take my shoes off at the door 'cause I've been lurkin'
I've been steppin' urgent
They wanna be like me [?] but won't put the work in
That's not happenin', can't do half a [?]
I was out of town, bitch I'm back again
I was tappin' out now I'm tappin' in (Tappin' in)
I do what I want and then I [?]
Bitch, I'm [?] yeah, what's up?
[Verse 2: Tommy Richman & [?]]
What you know 'bout us?
I go full throttle, all them supermodels, supermodels
We poppin' bottles, champagne, we poppin' bottles
We at the top floor, [?], we at the top floor
What you talkin' 'bout, bitch?
I'm the highest in the room, what you talkin' 'bout?
Fuck, bitch, I'm [?], what you talkin' 'bout?
Fuck, see me, see me in the first class (First class)
I just wanna see you pop that ass (Pop that ass)
I just wanna see you pop that ass, I just wanna see you pop that ass (Pop that motherfuckin' ass)
I just wanna see you pop that ass (Pop that motherfuckin' ass)
I just wanna see you pop that ass (Pop that motherfuckin' ass)
[Verse 3: Tommy Richman]
I been away for just too long (Oh)
Where did I go wrong? (Oh)
Where did I go wrong? (Yeah, yeah)
She like me (Yeah, yeah)
She steal my [?]
She my Tennessee
She my Tennessee (Yeah, ayy)
They call me Tommy, 'cause I'm tryna get Richman
I'm not going to hell, 'cause that life's a bitch, man, oh, why?
I pay no fees, I pay no dues
I pay no fees, I pay no dues
Ah, come on
[Intro: Tommy Richman]
The song begins with Richman signaling a readiness to start the journey, expressing excitement and eagerness, which sets the tone for the rest of the track. The simple "let's go" implies a dive into personal reflection and high-energy storytelling.
[Verse 1: Tommy Richman]
In this section, Richman speaks to the complexities of love, admitting to his partner that despite his love for her, she cannot save him from his personal issues. He reflects on feelings of disconnection and frustration, indicated by the repeated questioning of his mental state. The lack of a stable job and financial struggles further complicate the situation, revealing a tension between the reality of his life and his aspirations. The references to material things like the "pinky ring" symbolize status, while his age jump from "ten to seventeen" captures the passage of time and the rapid growth he experienced.
[Verse 2: Tommy Richman]
Richman shifts focus to the glamorous side of his life, emphasizing the excitement of being surrounded by luxury, models, and high-class living. However, there’s an undercurrent of emptiness as he repeats his desire to see his partner's reaction, suggesting that despite his success, he is still seeking validation and connection. His lyrics reflect a party lifestyle, yet the repetition of wanting to see "you pop that ass" shows a superficial need for stimulation, masking deeper emotional conflicts.
[Verse 3: Tommy Richman]
Here, Richman becomes more introspective, acknowledging how long he’s been away and wondering where things went wrong in his life. The term "Tennessee" represents a figure of comfort for him, but there’s a recognition that his pursuit of wealth and success has distanced him from genuine connection. He refuses to "pay fees or dues," showing a defiance towards societal expectations, while expressing frustration with the consequences of his choices. The lines reflect Richman’s internal battle between chasing fame and preserving his sense of self.
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"TENNESSEE" is a new English song by Tommy Richman from his album COYOTE. The song was written by Tommy Richman, Trevor Spitta, Zachary Moon, and Jonah Roy, and produced by Jonah Roy, Mannyvelli, and Tommy Richman. It was released on September 26, 2024, published on Tommy Richman YouTube channel. The song’s unique style combines Richman’s distinct vocal delivery with dynamic production, contributing to the diverse sound of the COYOTE album.
The lyrics of "TENNESSEE" explore themes of self-reflection, fleeting moments, and the challenges of relationships. Tommy Richman confronts personal struggles and fluctuating emotions while balancing ambition and love. The song dives into the whirlwind of his experiences, touching on the highs of fame, personal identity, and navigating a world filled with distractions and obstacles.
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