G C D Memories of East Texas and those pine-green rolling hillsG C D Covered in the springtime with go1den daffodil1sC D G Bm Em Rowing on Sandy lake come April, harvesting hay in JuneC Sitting by the road watching well fires burn by an o1d OctoberD7 moon [Chorus]C D G I learned to drive on those East Texas red clay backroadsC D G And I mean to tell you my friend they weren't no easy roadsC D G Bm Em You had to watch out for all the curves down by Ke1sey CreekC And detour through the Lindsay' s pasture when the watersD ran too deep [Verse 2]G C D Memories of East Texas and of Gilmer, county seat of UpshurG C Looking back and asking myself * 'What the hell did you let themD break your spirit for?'C D G Their lives ran in circles so small, they thoughtBm Em they’d seen it allC And they couldn't make a place for a girl who'd seenD7 the ocean [Chorus]C D G I learned to drive on those East Texas red clay backroadsC D G And I mean to tell you my friend they weren't no easy roadsC D G Bm Em You had to watch out for all the curves down by Ke1sey CreekC And detour through the Lindsay' s pasture when the watersD ran too deep [Verse 3]G C But those memories of East Texas and those pine-green rollingD hillsG C D Covered in the springtime with wild daffodilsC D G Bm Em Sitting in those Piney woods, playing my guitarC Thinking back on the roads I ' d come, thinking I had not comeD7 that far [Chorus]C D G I learned to drive on those East Texas red clay backroadsC D G And I mean to tell you my friend they weren't no easy roadsC D G Bm Em You had to watch out for all the curves down by Ke1sey CreekC And detour through the Lindsay' s pasture when the watersD ran too deep
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