Waylon Jennings

W ^E ell the honky-tonks in Texas were my nat ^A ural second h ^E ome
Where you tip your hats to the ladies and the rose of San Ant ^B one
^A I grew up on music that we c ^E alled western swing
It don't matter who's in Austin,Bob W ^B ills is still the k ^E ing
Verse 2:
L ^E ord i can still remember,the w ^A ay things were back th ^E en
In spite of all the hard times,i'd live it all ag ^B ain
^A To hear the Texas playboys and T ^E ommy Duncan sing
Makes me proud to be from Texas where Bob W ^B ills is still the k ^E ing
Verse 3:
You can h ^A ear the Grand Ol' Opry in N ^E ashville Tennessee
It's the home of country music,on that we all agr ^B ee
^E But when you cross that ol' Red River hoss that j ^A ust don't mean a th ^E ing
Cause' once you're down in Texas,Bob W ^B ills is still the k ^E ing
Verse 4:
Well if you a ^A in't never been there then i gu ^E ess you ain't been told
That you just can't live in Texas unless you got a lot of s ^B oul
^E It's the home of Willie Nelson,the h ^A ome of western sw ^E ing
He'll be the first to tell you,Bob W ^B ills is still the k ^E ing
Thanks to David M. Potter (dmp12@cornell.edu) for the lyrics.
Perret Charles-Amir : perret@diva.univ-mlv.fr