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Versiõn actual de
Letras de Canciones de
Lyle Lovett
West Texas Highway
(http://es.mp3lyrics.org/l/lyle-lovett/west-texas-highway/)
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Versiõn 1 de
Letras de Canciones de
Lyle Lovett
West Texas Highway
(http://es.mp3lyrics.org/l/lyle-lovett/west-texas-highway/v1....)
La versión 1 de la letra
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| 1 | | | | | | | (M. M. Murphey/B. Castleman) | 1 |
| Now I was driving down | | | | | | Now I was driving down | |
| a West Texas highway, | | | | | | a West Texas highway, | |
| 1 | I've seen a hitchhiker | | | | | | I saw a hitchhiker | 1 |
| 2 | with his thumb pointing my way, | | | | | | and his thumb was pointing my way, | 2 |
| He didn't look suspicious | | | | | | He didn't look suspicious | |
| 3 | he didn't look any too clean. | | | | | | and he didn't look any too clean. | 3 |
| 4 | so I put on my brakes | | | | | | I put on my brakes | 4 |
| and I opened my door, | | | | | | and I opened my door, | |
| I could tell he was a bum | | | | | | I could tell he was a bum | |
| by the muddy boots he wore; | | | | | | by the muddy boots he wore; | |
| He said, "I'm going down to Haskell, | | | | | | He said, "I'm going down to Haskell, | |
| 5 | Got a woman back in Abilene." | | | | | | Got a woman down in Abilene." | 5 |
| 6 | He told me son, "East Texas | | | | | | He said, "East Texas | 6 |
| is where I come from, | | | | | | is where I come from, | |
| 7 | I been riding that jacksonville rodeo out there, | | | | | | I was working a rodeo out there, | 7 |
| And it sure got humdrum. | | | | | | And it sure got humdrum. | |
| So I'm just traveling around | | | | | | So I'm just traveling around | |
| A whole lot of Texas I've seen. | | | | | | A whole lot of Texas I've seen. | |
| 8 | yes and "I'm mighty glad | | | | | | "I'm mighty glad | 8 |
| you were going my way, | | | | | | you were going my way, | |
| 9 | In your fancy new clothes there | | | | | | In your brand new clothes there | 9 |
| 10 | And your shiny big Chevrolet, | | | | | | And your great big Chevrolet, | 10 |
| I'm going down to Haskell, | | | | | | I'm going down to Haskell, | |
| Got a woman in Abilene." | | | | | | Got a woman in Abilene." | |
| 11 | you know, he was grinning like a possum | | | | | | Well, he was grinning like a possum | 11 |
| And a mighty happy rascal, | | | | | | And a mighty happy rascal, | |
| 12 | he waved good-bye | | | | | | And he waved good-bye | 12 |
| When I let him out in Haskell; | | | | | | When I let him out in Haskell; | |
| And that's about the last | | | | | | And that's about the last | |
| 13 | of that road tramp | | | | | | of that old road tramp | 13 |
| 14 | that I've ever did see. | | | | | | I ever did see. | 14 |
| 15 | But you know I'm still wishing | | | | | | But I'm still wishing | 15 |
| To this very day, | | | | | | To this very day, | |
| That he had my clothes | | | | | | That he had my clothes | |
| 16 | And his shiny Chevrolet, | | | | | | And my big Chevrolet, | 16 |
| And it was me going to Haskell, | | | | | | And it was me going to Haskell, | |
| 17 | With a woman back in Abilene. | | | | | | With a woman down in Abilene. | 17 |
| 1 | you know I'm still wishing | | | | | | | 1 |
| 2 | to this very day | | | | | | | 2 |
| 3 | he had my clothes and his big chevrolet | | | | | | | 3 |
| 4 | and it was me going to haskell | | | | | | | 4 |
| 5 | with a woman back in abilene | | | | | | | 5 |
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