Runnin For The Texas Line

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The Rio Grande is runnin’ deep,
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How I love to let it sweep me down,
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Runnin’ with the oak leaves pushin’ south.

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I got some friends in San Antone,
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They always open up their home to me,
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Send me up the road with a good night’s sleep.

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Lace your boots up tight,
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Tomorrow we’ll be one day older,
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Rain or shine,
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Tonight I want to run for the Texas line.

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Well the southern sun is mean,
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But there’s hollers in between the hills,
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When the wind flies through the trees,
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It cools your heels.

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Lace your boots up tight,
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Tomorrow we’ll be one day older ,
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Rain or shine,
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Tonight I want to run for the Texas line.

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There’s a rhythm in the land
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I can feel it in my hands and feet
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And it lives in every note and every beat

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Lace your boots up tight,
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Tomorrow we’ll be one day older ,
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Rain or shine,
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Tonight I want to run,
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Lace your boots up tight,
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Tomorrow we’ll be one day older ,
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Rain or shine,
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Tonight I want to run for the Texas line,
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