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Miles and Miles of Texas lyrics and chords

Miles and Miles of Texas
recorded by Bob Wills
written by Tommy Camfield and Diane Johnson

 
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I was born in Louisiana down on the old bayou
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Raised on shrimp and catfish and Mammy's good gumbo
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I got the ramblin' fever said goodbye to maw and paw
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Crossed that old Red River  and this is what I saw

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I saw miles and miles of Texas all the stars up in the sky
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I saw miles and miles of Texas gonna live here 'til I die

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I rode up in to Austin the cradle of the West
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Just ask any cowboy he'll tell you that its the best
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And I met a Texas beauty I got friendly with her Paw
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I looked into her big blue eyes and this is what I saw

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I saw miles and miles of Texas all the stars up in the sky
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I saw miles and miles of Texas gonna live here 'til I die

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I started tamin' broncos made every rodeo
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Until I met a tough one you know his name was Devil Joe
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And I grabbed hold of his bridle just to ride this old outlaw
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He threw me from the saddle and this is what I saw

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I saw miles and miles of Texas all the stars up in the sky
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I saw miles and miles of Texas gonna live here 'til I die