Am C I'd heard The Burritos out in CaliforniaG D could fly higher than The ByrdsAm C Roger McQuinn had a 12 string guitarG D It was like nothing I'd ever heardEm D And The Eagles flew in from the west coastEm D Like The Byrds they were trying to be freeC Bm While in Texas the talk turned to OutlawsD C G Like Willie and Waylon and me, hey!A Well they say that Texas music's in the makeE And we've been making music that is freeA D Doing one night stands and playing with our bandsA E A Willie, Waylon and me, oh mad dog!Am C They say The Beatles were just the beginningG D of everything music could beAm C Just like The Stones I was rolling aloneG D Like a ship lost out on the seaEm D And Joplin would die for the futureEm D And Dylan would write poetryC Bm And in Texas the talk turned to OutlawsD C G Like Willie and Waylon and me, hey!A My name is David Allan Coe and I'm from Dallas TexasA They say that Texas music's in the makeE And we've been making music that is freeA D Doing one night stands and playing with our bandsA E A Willie, Waylon and me, big Jim!Am C I'd heard The Burritos out in CaliforniaG D could fly higher than The ByrdsAm C Roger McQuinn had a 12 string guitarG D It was like nothing I'd ever heardEm D And The Eagles flew in from the west coastEm D Like The Byrds they were trying to be freeC Bm While in Texas the talk turned to OutlawsD C G Like Willie and Waylon and me
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