G C G In the distant state of Texas by the silver Rio Grande,D strolled a couple out one evening, was two sweethearts hand in hand.G C G Was a rich man's pretty daughter and the lad she loved so dear,D G though tomorrow they must part for many a year.G C G My heart's tonight in Texas, though I'm far across the sea,D the band is playing "Dixie" and there's where I long to be.G C G Dad says an earl I'll marry but although here is my hand,D G my heart's tonight in Texas by the silver Rio Grande.( G C G D G )G C G To Europe she was going to become a lady grand,D where her father hopes an earl, of course, she'll wed,G C G but she went away next morning and her heart was true to Jack,D G for a letter came one day and this it read :G C G My heart's tonight in Texas, though I'm far across the sea,D the band is playing "Dixie" and there's where I long to be.G C G Dad says an earl I'll marry but although here is my hand,D G my heart's tonight in Texas by the silver Rio Grande.G C G At a stately ball in England stood the Texas lad one night,D the scenes were splendid and the lights were dazzling bright.G C G It was there the earl knelt beside her asking her to be his bride,D G but her thoughts were by the silver Rio Grande.G C G My heart's tonight in Texas, though I'm far across the sea,D the band is playing "Dixie" and there's where I long to be.G C G Dad says an earl I'll marry but although here is my hand,D G G D G my heart's tonight in Texas by the silver Rio Grande.
My Heart's Tonight In Texas
The Carter Family
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