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Brooks & Dunn Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 5/10 [3 votes]Album: Hard Workin' Man / Original Release Date: 1993-02-23Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 38 sec
Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely
Brooks & Dunn
Brooks & Dunn
BROOKS & DUNN
- Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) LyricsWell I'll bet by the time I get to Tulsa
She'll be pullin' on them tight blue jeans
She'll go down to Cowboy's, buy herself a cold one
And on a Friday night in Dallas, she's a cowboy's dream
Something tells me she'll sit out the first one
Then they'll play George Strait and she'll be gone
Cause heaven knows that girl was born to two-step
And Texas women don't stay lonely long
It's a fact that women like the one I left
Can find somebody else, any time they want
It's a shame, but I'm afraid the one I love
She don't like waiting much
Texas women don't stay lonely long
I'd sure like to think she'd wait forever
Welcome me back in with open arms
But she don't walk the floor, she don't count the teardrops
And she don't pick up pieces from no broken heart
I wish I could call and say I'm sorry
But there's nobody sitting by the phone
You know she meant it when she told me that she loved me
But Texas women don't stay lonely long
It's a fact that women like the one I left
Can find somebody else, any time they want
It's a shame, but I'm afraid the one I love
She don't like waiting much
Texas women don't stay lonely long
It's a fact that women like the one I left
Can find somebody else, any time they want
It's a shame, but I'm afraid the one I love
She don't like waiting much
Texas women don't stay lonely long
She'll be pullin' on them tight blue jeans
She'll go down to Cowboy's, buy herself a cold one
And on a Friday night in Dallas, she's a cowboy's dream
Something tells me she'll sit out the first one
Then they'll play George Strait and she'll be gone
Cause heaven knows that girl was born to two-step
And Texas women don't stay lonely long
It's a fact that women like the one I left
Can find somebody else, any time they want
It's a shame, but I'm afraid the one I love
She don't like waiting much
Texas women don't stay lonely long
I'd sure like to think she'd wait forever
Welcome me back in with open arms
But she don't walk the floor, she don't count the teardrops
I wish I could call and say I'm sorry
But there's nobody sitting by the phone
You know she meant it when she told me that she loved me
But Texas women don't stay lonely long
It's a fact that women like the one I left
Can find somebody else, any time they want
It's a shame, but I'm afraid the one I love
She don't like waiting much
Texas women don't stay lonely long
It's a fact that women like the one I left
Can find somebody else, any time they want
It's a shame, but I'm afraid the one I love
She don't like waiting much
Texas women don't stay lonely long
Facts about Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long)
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Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) is written by Ed Hunnicutt, Kix Brooks.
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It is first released on February 23, 1993 as part of Brooks & Dunn's album "Hard Workin' Man" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) falls under the genre Country.
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Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) song length is 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
Who wrote Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) lyrics?
Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) is written by Ed Hunnicutt, Kix Brooks.
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When was Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) released?
It is first released on February 23, 1993 as part of Brooks & Dunn's album "Hard Workin' Man" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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Which genre is Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long)?
Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long)?
Texas Women (Don't Stay Lonely Long) song length is 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Ed Hunnicutt, Kix Brooks
Record Label(s): 1992, 1993 Arista Records, Inc
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