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Take Me To Texas

George Strait

Two hundred years ago
Where a pride rose from
The ashes of San Jacinto

It still beats in every heart
Like a battle cry
Where I was born
Where I was raised
So when I die

Take me to Texas on the open range
The Rio Grande is in my veins
It's heaven there and so my prayer
Is that you'll take me anywhere in Texas
The only home I know
I'm a child of the Alamo and the yellow rose
So when I go
Take me to Texas

Where my daddy worked
Where his blood and sweat and tears
Are still in that red dirt
Wild Palominos run
Cowboys are kings
And if I stray too far
I'll let my Lone Star dreams

Take me to Texas on the open range
The Rio Grande is in my veins
It's heaven there and so my prayer
Is that you'll take me anywhere in Texas
The only home I know
I'm a child of the Alamo and the yellow rose
So when I go
Take me to Texas

There's something in the sky
And in your momma's eyes
So even if you try to move away
You'll end up on some road somewhere
With your thumb up in the air
When they ask you where you're headed
You'll just say

Take me to Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antone
Houston, Laredo, Galveston or Austin
Maybe Abilene
The closest thing I've ever seen to Heaven's
The gulf of Mexico
I'm a child of the Alamo and the yellow rose
So when I go
Take me to Texas

Take me to Texas
Oh take me to Texas
Take me to Texas

Composição: Brandy Clark/Shane McAnally





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