A When you're ready for steady to go dancin', romancin'E Grab your sweetheart and jump in your car Drive right on down to the bright side of townA You'll be glad you don't have to drive farE A You'll be happy you don't have to go farD Park your pickups and Cadilacs, Fords and RenaultsA E A * And dance like the dickens to the West Texas WaltzA Grandmammy, grandpappy if you plan to stay happyE You better lace up your best dancin shoes Come see us, don't write us, you can stop your arthritisA Just by dancin' away your bluesE A Just by dancin' away your bluesD So bind up your bunions with band-aids and gauzeA E A * Come dance like the dickens to the West Texas WaltzA I met a fine banker and I'd sure like to thank himE For the credit he gave me made me shout He changed my whole attitude and to show him ny gratitudeA I decided I'd just ask him out.E A Yes I thought I just might ask her outD I said close up your windows, honey, lock up your vaultsA E A * And dance like the dickens to the West Texas WaltzA We spent the next to the last dollar in the old ice cream parlorE On a milkshake and a malt and a pop Then we heard us some sounds, there was a honky tonk loungeA Right Next to the ice cream shopE A Next door to the ice cream shopD Now only two things are better than milkshakes and maltsA E A * And one is dancin' like the dickens to the West Texas WaltzA And the other is somethin', but really it's nothin'E To speak of it's somethin' to do If you've done it before, you'll be doin' it some moreA Just as soon as the dancin' is throughE A Right after the dancin' is throughD And if anybody asks you why, just tell it's becauseA E A You been dancin' like the dickens to the West Texas Waltz.
West Texas Waltz
Emmylou Harris
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