Inside Texas
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Inside Texas
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There's a boy with a face like the bright Texas sun
And he dreams about train smoke when daylight is done
Though his high lonesome song causes maidens heartbreak
To his woman he's sweeter than red velvet cake
He howls like a twister and cries like a storm
But it won't be too long 'til he's sunny and warm
With a heart like the Lonestar that spans far and wide
You could drive to forever and still be inside
Texas
Well his mama's an angel, his daddy's a saint
And he don't act like someone he knows that he ain't
When he sits on the front porch and strums that guitar
Makes it feel just like Texas wherever you are
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