Texas Women
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Texas Women
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I've got some fond memories of san angelo, and i've seen some beauty queens in el paso, but the best lookin women that i've ever seen, have all been in texas and all wearin jeans
Chorus:
I'm a country plowboy, not an urban cowboy, and i dont ride bulls but i have fought some men, drive a pickup truck, trust in god and luck and i live to love texas women.
I thought i'd seen beauty in faraway places, till i looked upon those houston faces, spent hollywood nights up in beverly hills, but they werent nothin like one night down in brownsville
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I'm a pretty fair judge of the opposite sex, and i aint seen nothin that will touch em' yet, they may be from waco or out in lampassas, but one thing about it they all come from texas.
Repeat chorus
I'm an oiler fan not a soccer man, and my arms are red and so is my blood, and they make it boil with that soft texas drawl and i love em all, texas women.
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Hank Williams Jr. performs "Texas Women", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Williams Jr. catalog on LyroVerse.
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