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WEST TEXAS TEARS
Lyrics by: Scott Turner
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As the Arizona sun,
Crept behind the Mountain
A lonesome Cowboys echo,
Was ringing through the hills
As he sang his final song
It’s as if the world that was listenin
To the voice that gave them pleasure
Through the years has now laid still
He sang, Streets of Laredo
Ribbon of darkness
My woman, My woman, My wife
And Devil Woman, Lord, You gave me a Mountain
But he didn’t walk alone
As he started his new life
Now everybody called him,
A walking piece of heaven
It’s a sin we won’t hear him sing
Don’t Worry About Me
For a White Sport Coat
And a Pink Carnation
Big Iron, and Carmen
And Love____________Me.
Now there’s a Horse without a Cowboy
A song without a singer
The songs Marty sang
Will live through the years
And I know that up in Heaven
The Angels are a listenin
To that soft singin voice
Who brought WEST TEXAS TEARS
He Sang;
Out in the West Texas Town of El Paso
He fell in love with a Mexican Girl
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Southbound
Train CD Menu
Lyrics,
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| 1. |
Southbound
Train
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| 2. |
Arizona
Skies |
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| 3. |
Take
Me To The Rain |
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| 4. |
Hurry
Road |
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| 6. |
The
Love That Mama Brings Into Our Home |
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| 8. |
Glory
Bound |
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| 9. |
Elijah
Blue
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| 10. |
The
Eagle and The Rose |
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| 11. |
Rainbow
Warrior |
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