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PERFORMING ARTISTS
Jackson Dean
Jackson Dean
Vocals
Luke Dick
Luke Dick
Electric Guitar
Jason Lehning
Jason Lehning
Keyboards
Kenny Greenberg
Kenny Greenberg
Electric Guitar
Rob McNelley
Rob McNelley
Electric Guitar
Craig Young
Craig Young
Bass
Dave Cohen
Dave Cohen
Keyboards
Fred Eltringham
Fred Eltringham
Drums
Tammy Rogers
Tammy Rogers
Violin
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Jackson Dean
Jackson Dean
Songwriter
Luke Dick
Luke Dick
Songwriter
Ryan Tyndell
Ryan Tyndell
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Luke Dick
Luke Dick
Producer
Jason Lehning
Jason Lehning
Recording Engineer
Zach Kuhlman
Zach Kuhlman
Assistant Recording Engineer
Casey Wood
Casey Wood
Editing Engineer
Ted Jensen
Ted Jensen
Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
When my soul wants to fly up high like mist on the mountain
Ship me out of Tennessee
When my days tick down and my clock stops counting
Just let the rain do the crying for me
Something in me knows I'm almost home
[Chorus]
'Cause I'm a couple hundred miles to the Cumberland Gap
Sweet Appalachia keeps calling me back
Grew up running through the sourwood trees
And that's right where they're gonna bury me
Wherever I might roam
I feel it in my bones
Couple hundred miles to the Cumberland Gap
Sweet Appalachia keeps calling me, calling me back
[Instrumental]
Well, I work real hard for a fistful of dollars
But I ain't a-gonna take 'em with me
So just throw 'em out the window, let 'em blow around the holler
Y'all just have one on me
Just raise a glass to the Youghiogheny County ghost
[Chorus]
'Cause I'm a couple hundred miles to the Cumberland Gap
Sweet Appalachia keeps calling me back
Grew up running through the sourwood trees
And that's right where they're gonna bury me
Wherever I might roam
I feel it in my bones
Couple hundred miles to the Cumberland Gap
Sweet Appalachia keeps calling me, calling me back
[Bridge]
When my soul wants to fly up high like mist on the mountain
When my days tick down and my clock stops counting
Well, I'm a couple hundred miles to the Cumberland Gap
Sweet Appalachia keeps calling me back
[Instrumental]
I'm a couple hundred miles to the Cumberland Gap
Sweet Appalachia keeps calling me back
Grew up running through the sourwood trees
And that's right where they're gonna bury me
Wherever I might roam
I feel it in my bones
Couple hundred miles to the Cumberland Gap
Sweet Appalachia keeps calling me, calling me back
Written by: Harold Tyndell, Jackson Dean, Luke Dick, Ryan Tyndell
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