Singin' Again In Texas
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Singin' Again In Texas
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I didn't have much money
I didn't have a car
I just had my dreams
And an old guitar
Bummed a ride to nashille
Tryin' to be a star
How was i to know
I wouldn't get too far
Chorus:
But that's the way things go
That's the way things are
Singin' again in texas
In a honky-tonk bar
I took my dreams to nashville
Thought i'd make a start
But the dreams unravelled
And soon they fell apart
I played my songs on the corners
They never made the charts
I met a girl from knoxville
But she broke my heart
Chorus: (2x))
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