"Texas Won't Tennessee Me No More" Performed by The Unknown Outlaws, Written by Philip Adams

A "PoPaBiLLy MuZic Song Library" original Song #28. PoPaBiLLy MuZic's Unknown Outlaws perform a song that was written as a living testimony of the writer's (Philip Adams') exodus from Texas to Tennessee. He packed up his pick-up and put his foot to the floor, and said, "Texas won't Tennessee Me No More". Philip packed up everything he had, everything he had he was able to pack. Packed and loaded, he put his foot to the floor and headed toward the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. Usually stopping at every other Stuckey's or Shell Fuel Stop exit, off of the 30 to 40 corridors. Writing down lyric after lyric manifesting, while driving, to his new and rose-colored destination! Everyone experiences moments in their life where they feel they may need drastic changes or upheavals. Significant revisions needed to redirect their trajectory, or remove themselves from unpredictable, possibly hazardous surroundings, or a mindset. Hoping to reform their mindset with a newer, fresher, and more promising positive outlook and environment to thrive in. Eliminating any potential risks and/or threats that once may have casted a sense of gloom or doom upon us. This song is a living testament of what it sometimes takes to be a goal-driven individual, executing a plan-of-action, taking the best possible directions, and setting the bravest examples that will set a precedent for future generations to look up to, and aspire to be. The lesson to learn here, is sometimes, carefully assessed risks, can turn out to be the first steps that lead towards greater strides of success! What is concerning is to wonder what in the world might have happened to us, if we had not have chosen to make some of those 180 degrees turns, that did turn out to be a blessing in disguise!