"Endless Texas Summer" lyrics
Chaparelle & Jesse Woods Lyrics
"Endless Texas Summer"
Growing up in Arizona under reservation skies
Miles of pine and juniper upon the mountainside
Wild horses out in Hollywood were always on my mind
I went out and broke 'em all and there's nothing left to ride
Dead flowers on my dashboard and a broken tambourine
A dollar in my pocket and my best friend's ketamine
Endless Texas summer
I've been ready, pour me another one
Where the hard times don't last forever
Forever ain't for everyone
I've been ready, pour me another one
I got high in '99 when you were four years old
Waiting for the world to end and playing football for the coach
I drove a hundred thousand miles before you slept alone
There are places that I'll go again and places that I won't
Dead flowers on my dashboard and a broken tambourine
Sleeping on the highway if we don't find some gasoline
Endless Texas summer
I've been ready, pour me another one
'Cause hard times don't last forever
Forever ain't for everyone
I've been ready, pour me another one
Endless Texas summer
Endless Texas summer
Endless Texas summer
I've been ready, pour me another one
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