
--- šµ āTulsa on My Mindā (Country Rock Swing ā Piano, Steel Guitar, and Harmony Vocals) (Intro ā Piano riff with steel guitar slide) š¹ [Piano rolls in like the start of a road trip. Steel guitar answers.] (Verse 1) I left Oklahoma on a Monday night, Sky was burninā red in the rearview light. Had a half tank of gas and a heart half full, Chasinā down a dream that made me a fool. Now Iām playinā every roadhouse from here to Cheyenne, Singinā my story with a six-piece band. Crowds get loud but I just canāt unwind, āCause I still got Tulsa on my mind. (Chorus) I got Tulsa on my mind, that river breeze, Those red dirt nights and the olā elm trees. Thereās a girl back home I left behind, And Lord, I still got Tulsa on my mind. (Verse 2) The drummerās snappinā and the bass runs deep, But memories of her wonāt let me sleep. She danced in boots āneath a neon moon, Said, āDonāt stay gone too long, come home soon.ā Now the bandās all laughinā, raisinā a glass, But Iām humminā her song while the miles roll past. Every steel note cuts like a goodbye line ā Yeah, I still got Tulsa on my mind. (Chorus) I got Tulsa on my mind, that river breeze, Those red dirt nights and the olā elm trees. Thereās a girl back home I left behind, And Lord, I still got Tulsa on my mind. (Bridge ā Background Singers āOoooh, Tulsa on my mindā¦ā) šø [Steel guitar takes a mournful solo] š¹ [Piano echoes, soft gospel harmonies fill in] (Verse 3) Someday Iāll roll back down that line, Trade these neon lights for the Tulsa sign. Sheāll be waitinā there with that soft blue smile, And Iāll stay putāat least a while. (Final Chorus ā Big Harmony) I got Tulsa on my mind, that river breeze, Those red dirt nights and the olā elm trees. Every road I take, I seem to find, Iām just chasinā home ā Tulsa on my mind. (Tag ā Slow fade) Yeah, no matter where I roam, Tulsaās callinā me home⦠š¹ Steel and piano intertwine, background singers hum āmmm⦠Tulsa on my mind.ā ---

