Dolly Parton - Down On Music Row Lyrics
Chorus:Down on music rowDown on music rowIf you want to be a starThats where youve got to goI could feel a change a cominI left my hometown a humminWith my ol guitar a strumminSongs that I had wroteI was on my way to nashvilleI just couldnt hardly waittill I could sing my songsTo the folks on music rowI got into nashville earlySleepy, hungry, tired and dirtyAnd on the steps of rcaI ate a stale, sweet rollIn the fountain at the hall of fameI washed my face and read the namesIn the walkway of the starsDown on music rowRepeat chorusI waited there till eight oclockWhen office doors became unlockedThen I started walkinDown the streets of music rowJust a walkin up and down the streetTryin to find out who to seeTo help me get on recordAnd to hear the songs Id wroteBut I found it goin roughEveryone was all tied upEither in a conferenceOr in the studioThey said that I could leave a tapeBut theyd suggest I didnt waitcause everyone was awful busyDown on music rowBut I could feel that change a cominAnd I just kept right on a humminWith my ol guitar still strumminAll them songs that Id wroteAnd then chet and bob at rcaWell, they listened to my songs that dayAnd they both told me that I was on my wayDown on music rowRepeat chorus
