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TEXAS

by @South-by-Southwest

I've been all across Texas , and in return Texas has been all across me Jim Bowie took a stand at the Alamo When he had been ordered to retreat He was perhaps protecting his hoard of gold found in some lost central Texas mine next to Mexicans and the twisting mesquite Austin has a city limits Full of out of state conceit And it's a two day crossing While it's snowing on one side The other is summer heat They grow sugar cane in the south Up north winter wheat My sister was born forsaken In Wichita Falls complete Black widow spiders , scorpions The backyard full of rattlesnakes That we used to beat She was the only rose that had the Yellow hair And when she left Texas She never went back there
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75 / M / Birmingham , Alabama
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Written by
South-by-Southwest
75 / M / Birmingham , Alabama
Published
Jan 11, 2016
Time
2m
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#austin#texas#san#antiono#wichita
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