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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeTake Me To Texas
Take me to Texas 200 years agoWhere a pride rose from the ashes of San JacintoStill beats in every heart like a battle cryWhere I was born, where I was raised, so, when I dieTake me to Texas on the open rangeThe Rio Grande is in my veinsIt's heaven there and so my prayerIs that you'll take me anywhere in TexasThe only home I knowI'm a child of the AlamoAnd the yellow roseSo when I goTake me to TexasWhere my daddy workedWhere his blood and sweat and tears are still in that red dirtWild palominos run, cowboys are kingsAnd if I stray too far, I'll let my lone star dreamsTake me to Texas on the open rangeThe Rio Grande is in my veinsIt's heaven there and so my prayerIs that you'll take me anywhere in TexasThe only home I knowI'm a child of the AlamoAnd the yellow roseSo when I goTake me to TexasThere's something in the skyAnd in your momma's eyesSo even if you try to move awayYou'll end up on some road somewhereWith your thumb up in the airWhen they ask you where you're headed, you'll just sayTake me toDallas, Ft. Worth to San AntoneHouston, Laredo, GalvestonOr Austin, maybe AbileneThe closest thing I've ever seenTo heaven's the Gulf of MexicoI'm a child of the AlamoAnd the yellow roseSo when I goTake me to TexasTake me to TexasOh, take me to TexasTake me to Texas
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