Written in August 1998 in Edmonton, Alberta
You belong
Somewhere different they say
You belong
On a long highway
Somewhere south
Maybe Tennessee way
Anyhow, you were leaving today
You were always leaving me
You were always leaving me
You were always leaving me for Tennessee
I remember how you said you were getting out
In a Cadillac and a Marlboro in your mouth
All that’s changed
And you can blame that on me
If it’s all the same, honey, could we go to Tennessee
You were always leaving me
You were always leaving me
You were always leaving me for Tennessee
You were always leaving town
With that suitcase and that poor excuse for a frown
It’s seems you were always leaving town
While me, I hung around
You belong
Somewhere different they say
You belong
On a long highway
Somewhere south
Maybe Tennessee way
Anyhow, you were leaving today
You were always leaving me
You were always leaving me
You were always leaving me for Tennessee