"Dallas" lyrics
"Dallas"
If you ever get the chance to go to Dallas
Take it from me pass it by
'Cause you'll only sing the blues down in Dallas
Take it from me don't go and cry
And I'm leavin' this town as soon as I can
Gonna stop off for awhile and see my woman
People do you wrong down in Dallas
I know well they've done it to me
Stealin' all your bread, they're so callous
I know well just look and see
Oh, and I'm leavin' this town as soon as I can
Gonna stop off for awhile and see my woman
And people like me just can't be free
The promo man won't let us be
If the people who knew could get away
I'm real sure they'd leave today
Yeah, now come on down and lose your mental balance
Look at me half crazy now
Oh, talkin' to chairs is strange and I know it
Look at me I'm doin' it know
Yeah, and I'm leavin' this town as soon as I can
Gonna stop off for awhile and see my woman
Yeah, leavin' this town as soon as I can
Gonna stop off for awhile and see my woman
Whoa, leavin' this town as soon as I can
Gonna stop off for awhile and see my woman
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Writer(s): Roger Bartlett
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