Texas women

D A

1. I’ve got some fond memories of San Angelo,

D

and I’ve seen some beauty queens in El Paso,

G

but the best lookin’ women that I’ve ever seen,

D A D

have all been in Texas, and all wearin’ jeans.

- G D - A D

I’m a country ploughboy not a urban cowboy,

- G D E A

and I don’t ride bulls, but I have fought some men,

- G D - A D

drive a pickup truck trust in God and luck,

- G D C – A – D

and I live to love Texas wo………men.

D A

2. I thought I’d seen beauty in far away places,

D

‘til I looked upon those Houston faces,

G

spent Hollywood nights up in Beverly Hills,

D A D

but they weren’t nothin’ like one night down in Brownsville.

+ CHORUS + E

E B7

3. I’m a pretty fair judge of the opposite sex,

E

and I ain’t seen nothin’ that will touch ‘em yet,

A

they may be from Waco or out in Lampasas,

E B7 E

but one thing about it they all come from Texas.

- A E - B7 E

I’m a country ploughboy not a urban cowboy,

- A E F# B7

and I don’t ride bulls, but I have fought some men,

- A E - B7 E

drive a pickup truck trust in God and luck,

- A E D – B7 – E

and I live to love Texas wo………men.

- A E - B7 E

I’m an Oilier fan not a soccer man,

- A E F# B7

and my arms are red and so is my blood.

A E B7 E

And they make it boil with that soft Texas drawl,

- A E D - B7 - E

and I love ‘em all Texas wo……..men.

(Hank Williams)