Ella Langley —
Choosin’ Texas

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© Compilador: Antón Gavzov // el jefe del proyecto (https://Muzland.es)
± PPS (tempo): ♩ = 112 pulsaciones por minuto

Lyrics and music by Ella Langley, Luke Dick, Miranda Lambert and Joybeth Taylor

Just when I thought I got him to
Fall in love with Tennessee.
I shoulda known better than to
Take him back to Abilene.
I put him right back into her arms;
I wasn’t a match for that kinda spark.

Chorus:
     She’s from Texas, I can tell
     By the way
     He’s two-steppin’ round the room.
     And judgin’ by the smile
     That’s written on his face,
     There’s nothin’ I can do.

     It doesn’t take
     A crystal ball to see
     A cowboy always finds a way
     To leave.
     Drinkin’ Jack all by myself.
     He’s choosin’ Texas,
     I can tell.

Well, I guess he forgot about the
Smoky Mountain rain,
Them old Hank tunes, the Memphis
Blues we used to sing.
He always loved Amarillo by Morning.
I shoulda taken that as a warning.

Chorus:
     She’s from Texas, I can tell
     By the way
     He’s two-steppin’ round the room.
     And judgin’ by the smile
     That’s written on his face,
     There’s nothin’ I can do.

     It doesn’t take
     A crystal ball to see
     A cowboy always finds a way
     To leave.
     Drinkin’ Jack all by myself.
     He’s choosin’ Texas,
     I can tell.

Bridge:
   When I’m eastbound and down and
   I can’t help but cry,
   ’Cause I-40 gets lonelier with
   Every mile,
   I’ll know that his mind wasn’t
   Ever gonna change,
   ’Cause his heart still belongs
   To the Lone Star State.

Chorus:
     She’s from Texas, I can tell
     By the way
     He’s two-steppin’ round the room.
     And judgin’ by the smile
     That’s written on his face,
     There’s nothin’ I can do,
     No, yeah.

     It doesn’t take
     A crystal ball to see
     A cowboy always finds a way
     To leave.
     Drinkin’ Jack all by myself.
     He’s choosin’ Texas,
     I can tell, no.
     Drinkin’ Jack all by myself.
     He’s choosin’ Texas,
     I can tell.
     C’mon baby.
     Oh-oh.

Just when I
Thought I got him to fall in love
With Tennessee.