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I SING SONGS ABOUT TEXAS 
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SING THEM OFTEN AS IF SHE WAS SOME OLD LOVER I USED TO KNOW 
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WISH I COULD FOLLOW THEM BACK TO THE HOMELAND EVERY TIME 
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I HEAR ONE ON MY RADIO 
 
 
TWIN FIDDLES PLAYING IN MY MEMORY  
MY DADDY SANG THE WONDERS OF OLD COW TOWN 
SILVER HAIR AND HE'S STILL THERE UNDER A SKY SO WARM AND FAIR 
I TELL YOU FRIENDS THERE'S A SONG IN EVERY TOWN. 
 
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SING ME ONE MORE SONG ABOUT OLD SAN ANTONE 
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SEEMS LIKE A DREAM NOW IT WAS SO LONG AGO    
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GUY CLARK HE CAN BE JUST LIKE A COAT FROM THE COLD 
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SONGS ABOUT TEXAS SING THEM OFTEN EVERY TIME 
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I THINK I'VE GOT NO HOME 
 
 
NOTHING SHORT OF THE GOSPEL HYMNS 
I GUESS THAT'S WHY FOLKS KEEP WRITING 'UM 
AND WHEN I DIE 
I WANT TO GO THERE TOO 
 
SOMEDAY I HOPE TO WALK ALONG HEAVENS STREET 
I'LL STILL BE LOOKING FOR MY TACO MEAT 
AND I SWEAR I HEAR A STEEL GUITAR 
JUST RISING IN THE AIR 
 
CHORUS 
 
WHEN THE NIGHT IS REAL REAL STILL 
I SWEAR I COULD HEAR A WHIPPEREWILL 
SHE KNOWS THERE'S MUSIC IN THE IN THE DIRT DOWN THERE 
HILL COUNTRY RAIN IS A CLEANSING THING AND I HAVE TO SEE ONE 
AND I'LL BE SITTING IN A SHALLOW CREEK WITH NOTHING TO DO 
 
CHORUS 
 
LAST CHORUS 
SING ME ONE MORE SONG ABOUT OLD SAN ANTONE 
THEM HONKY TONK ANGELS AND THEIR LONELY BE HIVE PAIN 
WISH I WAS STOWED AWAY ON SOME FAST MOVING TRAIN GOING HOME 
SONGS ABOUT TEXAS SING THEM OFTEN EVERY TIME 
I THINK I'VE GOT NO HOME