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You're From Texas
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interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed. You're
From Texas lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's a great Bob Wills classic. You don't have to be from Texas to
enjoy this song, it takes a bit of practice.
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You're From Texas
recorded by Bob Wills
written by Cindy Walker
G E7
Pardon me stranger I hope there's no danger
A7
You'll think I'm getting off of my range
D7
G
E7
Oh but I calculate that you're from my state
A7
D7
And though you may think it's strange
G
E7
A7
I allow as how you're from Texas
D7 G
Because the lingo I understand
E7 A7
I'll bet my kale that you hail from Texas
D7
There's no mistaking the brand
G
C
You've got a smile like an acre of sunflowers
A7
D7
Your eyes are blue bonnet blue
G
E7
A7
Shake hands it's grand that you're from Texas
D7 G
Cause I'm from Texas too
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Classic Country Music Lyrics home | Bob Wills lyrics My
favorite version of this great old song is done by Tracy Byrd singing
with Asleep At The Wheel, it's just great. It does take a little
practice but it's well worth the extra effort, copy You're From Texas lyrics and chords, it's fun to do.
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