A Texas Honky Tonk
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A Texas Honky Tonk
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Tonight she's with him and they're drinking champagne
And it's driving me crazy knowing i'm to blame
Cause while he's giving her anything she wants
I'm buying drinks for losers in a texas honky tonk
I set and played that old jukebox till all my money's gone
And it makes me cry when tammy sings another hurting song
I keep hoping that she'll come back but deep down i know she won't
And i'll probably spend forever in a texas honky tonk
A texas honky tonk was where that we first met
So where else could i go now that i need to forget
I'm glad her dreams are coming true although i know mine won't
Maybe now and then she'll think of me in a texas honky tonk
Maybe now and then she'll think of me in a texas honky tonk
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