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Livingstons Gone To Texas

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Livingston's Gone to Texas
Jimmy Buffett
Intro: E  
 B7Nothing here is Edifferent,  B7nothing's changed at Eall
     ALivingston's gone to ETexas,      B7they Asay he had a Eball
Chorus:
     AThey say he Glearned to be a Dcowboy
     AThey say he Glearned to rope and  Dride
But I Bmwonder if he Gever tA7hinks about the tears his woman Dcried
Now B7Holly, won't you Elet me  B7Try and make you Esmile
You Aloved him , as if he were your Ehusband,   B7Now Ahe'll be gone Eawhile
Chorus:
    AWrote he Ghad to see the Dcountry
   On Astarry nights he Gwished you were Dthere
And Bmso it shows where Gever he goes  A7Deep inside you know he really Dcares
And B7nothin' here is Edifferent,  B7nothin's changed at Eall
    ALivingston's still in ETexas,      B7  ASnow's about to Efall

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Livingstons Gone To Texas

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Livingston's Gone to Texas

Jimmy Buffett

Intro:

B7 E B7 E

Nothing here is different, nothing's changed at all

A E B7 A E

Livingston's gone to Texas, they say he had a ball

Chorus:

A G D

They say he learned to be a cowboy

A G D

They say he learned to rope and ride

Bm G A7 D

But I wonder if he ever thinks about the tears his woman cried

B7 E B7 E

Now Holly, won't you let me Try and make you smile

A E B7 A E

You loved him , as if he were your husband, Now he'll be gone awhile

Chorus:

A G D

Wrote he had to see the country

A G D

On starry nights he wished you were there

Bm G A7 D

And so it shows where ever he goes Deep inside you know he really cares

B7 E B7 E

And nothin' here is different, nothin's changed at all

A E B7 A E

Livingston's still in Texas, Snow's about to fall

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