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I’ve Got A Guilty Heart and a Texas Troubled mind looks as if I’ve won the losing lovers lottery twice, had me the bonus number, now my silver buckle, getting an overdue shine-up, my heads getting full of regret and wondering, so my Daddy’s Stetson 6.75 size nowadays, fit real tighter over my piled-up cowgirl braids got excuses plenty, none worth sharing, none, that’ll change nothing, two hearts continental drifting, and with all the lyrics I write, got not a one about how we let each other get away, the jukebox playing Dixie Chicks “Cowboy Take Me Away” think I’ll cover it in my next set, he will be sad down in Brownsville, me, be traveling-singing in a dive bar up near Amarillo, no body will be sad for me, no cowbodys posting no videos, no telling then, but I’ll chance it, he will never know, cause I don’t want to make him swollen sadder than he be already somebody says god made country songs so sad so the world could knowing-nod, been there, done that, in case company might make you feel better, but it don’t till I right the wrong, till I write the lyric that won’t explain much, but me, taking the rightful blame, living with a guilty heart & troubled heart me, way up north, but not so far away, still in Texas that’s for sure, for the heart has a range finder that knows the GPS  of where he be, and the exact distance between us... —- “*I've got a guilty heart And a troubled mind No matter where I go You're never far behind I'd like to think That you've forgiven me But forgiveness ain't enough To wash my conscience clean”* lyric from “Not Cause I Wanted To” by Al Anderson / Bonnie Bishop
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Nov 2, 2019
Nov 2, 2019 at 4:51 PM UTC
Got A Guilty Heart and a TexasTroubled mind*
I’ve Got A Guilty Heart and a Texas Troubled mind looks as if I’ve won the losing lovers lottery twice, had me the bonus number, now my silver buckle, getting an overdue shine-up, my heads getting full of regret and wondering, so my Daddy’s Stetson 6.75 size nowadays, fit real tighter over my piled-up cowgirl braids got excuses plenty, none worth sharing, none, that’ll change nothing, two hearts continental drifting, and with all the lyrics I write, got not a one about how we let each other get away, the jukebox playing Dixie Chicks “Cowboy Take Me Away” think I’ll cover it in my next set, he will be sad down in Brownsville, me, be traveling-singing in a dive bar up near Amarillo, no body will be sad for me, no cowbodys posting no videos, no telling then, but I’ll chance it, he will never know, cause I don’t want to make him swollen sadder than he be already somebody says god made country songs so sad so the world could knowing-nod, been there, done that, in case company might make you feel better, but it don’t till I right the wrong, till I write the lyric that won’t explain much, but me, taking the rightful blame, living with a guilty heart & troubled heart me, way up north, but not so far away, still in Texas that’s for sure, for the heart has a range finder that knows the GPS  of where he be, and the exact distance between us... —- “*I've got a guilty heart And a troubled mind No matter where I go You're never far behind I'd like to think That you've forgiven me But forgiveness ain't enough To wash my conscience clean”* lyric from “Not Cause I Wanted To” by Al Anderson / Bonnie Bishop
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Nov 2, 2019
Nov 2, 2019 at 4:51 PM UTC
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