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You say you're not from Texas.
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Man, as if I couldn't tell.
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Well you think you pull your boots on right,
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and wear your hat so well.
So pardon me my laughter,
'cause I sure do understand.
Even Moses got excited,
when he saw the promised land.
(Chorus)
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That's right, you're not from Texas
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That's right, you're not from Texas
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That's right, you're not from Texas
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But Texas want's you anyway.
(repeat)
See I was born and raised in Texas,
and it means so much to me.
Though my girl comes from down in Georgia,
we live up near Abilene.
As we were driving down the highway,
she asked me, "Baby what's so great?
How come you're always goin' on
about your Lone-Star State?"
I said,
(Chorus 2 times)
Oh the road, it looked so lovely,
as she stood there on the side,
and she grew smaller in my mirror,
as I watched her wave goodbye.
(Chorus - chords only 1 time)
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Now those boys from Carolina,
they sho' enough could sing.
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When they came on down to Texas,
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we all showed them how to swing.
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And now David's back in Spartanburg,
and ol' Champ is out on the farm,
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and Uncle Walt is home with Heidi,
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hiding in her lovin'.
(Chorus 2 times)
So won't you let me help you mister.
Just pull your hat down the way I do,
and buy your pants just a little longer,
and next time somebody laughs at you,
Just tell 'em
(Chorus 2 times)