Key: E major•
Verse 1
that the Rolling Stones
Actually covered one of their live records
But I kinda tend to favor the original
That Mr. Waylon Jennings wrote
About one of my heros
Mr. Bob Wills
And I believe like Waylon like said back then,
you know
Once you're down in Texas
"Bob Wills is Still the King",
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ladies and gentlemen
Interlude 1
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Verse 2
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Were my natural second home
The way you tip your hat to the ladies
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And that old "Rose of San Antone"
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that we call Western Swing
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It don't matter who's in Austin
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Bob Wills is still the King
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Verse 3
In spite of all the hard times,
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I'd do it all again
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ole Tommy Duncan sing
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Makes me proud to be from Texas
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Where Bob Wills is still the King
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Verse 4
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You can hear the Grand Ol' Opry out of Nashville,
It's the Home of Country Music,
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on that we all agree
ol' Red River, hoss
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That just don't mean a thing
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'Cause once you're down in Texas
Interlude 2
boy!
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Verse 5
That you just can't live in Texas
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Unless you got a lot of soul
Verse 6
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It's the home of Western Swing
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And he'll be the first to tell you
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Bob Wills is still the King
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Bob Wills is still the King
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Verse 7
Outro 1
Yeah, there we go
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