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Cities In American That I Would Tour If I Was A Musician

wanderlust - (n.) a strong desire to travel

Anna Angeles

Mar 14, 2017

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Cities In American That I Would Tour If I Was A Musician

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I'm only 18, but there is so much of the world that I want to see. Even within the United States alone, there are so many cities I've never been to. If I ever became a touring artist, these are just a few of the cities I would tour to.

Birmingham, AL - Being from Birmingham myself, obviously I would need a homecoming show.

New York City, NY - I've never been to New York, but I guess you could say I'm in love with the idea of it. After graduation, New York is the goal.

Nashville, TN - Nashville is my new city. With the start of college and the beginning of my career, being so close to Nashville is going to help me immensely.

Los Angeles- That's very broad, I know, but again - I've never been there.

Chicago, IL - Another beloved city. I went during my junior year of high school and fell in love.

Baltimore, MD - I've never been here, much less very far north, but I'm always willing to give it a try.

Atlanta, GA - A city close to home. Even though Atlanta is only an hour from where I live, I didn't go as often as I liked to growing up.

Seattle, WA - Two Words: GREY'S ANATOMY.

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