My Sweet Texas Bluebonnet Queen
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My Sweet Texas Bluebonnet Queen
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When the western sun is sinking and the moon creeps thru the sky
And the little doggies cuddle close and dream
Then I'll ride on down the canyon with a heart that's light and free
For she's waiting there my Texas blue bonnet queen.
Chorus:
Golden lovelight shines, my darling
In your eyes so bright and blue
'Cause I know you'll always be
Like a prairie flower to me.
And you'll never fade my Texas blue bonnet queen.
Riding down the trail together, my prairie flower and I
O'er sage brush sea our happy dreams we'll share
'Neath the moon in all its glory I'll whisper I love you
And we'll link two hearts in love together there....
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