East Texas Pines
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East Texas Pines
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Here I am, busted down and lookin'
Just across that Louisiana line
My baby's wakin' up in Forgan City
And i'm stuck in these east Texas pines
Had a cup of coffee in a cafe
Hoping it's a way to clear my mind
Set out for Abilene and I made it half way
Now i'm stuck in these east Texas Pines
Chorus:
Will he miss me, well i'll never know
'Cos when I get on track, I ain't lookin' back
I'm gonna take these wheels and roll
If I can find somebody new to help me
Maybe I can make up for lost time
But everyone's in church on Sunday morning
And i'm stuck in these east Texas Pines
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