Luckenbach, Texas

Capo 1

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The only two things in life that 
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make it worth livin'
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Is guitars to tune good and firm, 
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feelin' women
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I don't need my name in the 
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marquee lights
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I got my song and I got you with 
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me tonight
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Maybe it's time we got back to 
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the basics of love



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Let's go to Luckenbach Texas with 
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Waylon and Willie and the Boys
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This successful life we're livin' 
got us feudin' like the Hatfields 
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and McCoys
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Between Hank Williams pain songs 
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and Newbury's train songs
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And Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
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Out in Luckenbach Texas ain't 
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nobody feelin' no pain
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Steel

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So baby let's sell your diamond 
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rings, buy some boots and faded 
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jeans and go away
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This coat and tie is chokin' me and
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 in your high society you cry all 
day
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We've been so busy keepin' up with
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 the Jones'
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Four car garage and we're still 
buildin' on
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Maybe it's time we got back to 
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the basics of love


Chorus 1

Steel solo

Chorus 2:
(Roger Creager)
Let's go to Luckenbach, Texas with 
Willie and Waylon and the Boys
This succesful life we're livin' got
 us feudin' like the Hatfields and 
McCoys
Between Hank Williams pain songs and
 Jerry Jeff?s train songs
And Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
Out in Luckenbach Texas ain't nobody
 feelin' no pain

Out in Luckenbach Texas ain't nobody
 feelin' no pain