Can't Shake The Sands Of Texas From My Shoes
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Can't Shake The Sands Of Texas From My Shoes
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I'm sad, I got the blues,
Can't shake the sands of Texas from my shoes.
I sigh, and don't know why,
I guess I got those dear old Texas blues.
The smell of the rain, the roll of the plain,
The feel of my seat in the saddle.
I'd give all I own if I could be home,
Back on the range punchin' cattle.
I guess I got the blues,
Can't shake the sands of Texas from my shoes.
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