She's Got That Oklahoma Look
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She's Got That Oklahoma Look
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I was following the rodeos in Texas
And being chased by fathers of my ex's
I was a looking for romance but it happened just like that
When I saw her it melted the brim of my hat
She's got that Oklahoma look all about her
She's a rounder I'm glad I found her
She's got that Red River hair and that Cherokee stare
Ain't a quiestion in my mind I'm in love
[ steel - fiddle ]
There's a difference to an Oklahoma lady
Something soft and true and something shady
Just one kiss or two now my neck's in the news
But there ain't nobody really kickin' to get loose
She's got that Oklahoma look all about her...
Ain't a quiestion in my
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