Written By: Paul Hoffman
Appears on: Tuesday Letter
Capo II
Verse
[D]I just long to be [G]somewhere, where the[D] rivers are [G]rushing [A]faster
[D]Keep moving towards a [G]place with[D] *******mountains that stretch[A] high
[D]My legs are strong to[G] take me out running
[D]Through the fields that are [G]never [A]brown
[D]I don't want to dig my[G] car out of the [D]snow everyday for[A] six months out of
the year[D]
Chorus
[D]I'm tied [G]down to[D] Michigan, there a[G]in't no [A]home like this [D]one
I'm leaving[G] Michigan, with my[D] heart on my[A] sleeve for the world to [D]steal
Verse 2
[D]I'm going find [G]myself, [D]missing the lakes and beaches [G]where I was a[A] boy
[D]Some people will be [G]left,[D] wishing I had [A]stayed
[D]There ain't no cure for this[G] feeling like[D] moving our [G]lives a[A]round
[D]I want to be [G]somewhere that people[D] appreciate [A]these kinds of songs
I'm tied down to Michigan, there ain't no home like this one
I'm leaving Michigan, with my heart on my sleeve for the world to steal
Verse 3
Been settling down in this town where we all came together
My wife and my friends, we became a family here
I won't ever betray my memories tasting other seas and landscapes
These trees are fruit and these dreams are free
I'm tied down to Michigan, there ain't no home like this one
I'm leaving Michigan, with my heart on my sleeve for the world to steal
Tabbed by Matt Hoff
