I Cant See Texas From Here

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[Intro]
C C/E F7 C
D7 D A7 D C
[Verse 1]
CNow I come and go as I please
From F7down here, up North and in-Cbetween
But, F7baby, it's a shame 'cause I Calways feel the A7same
When I D7can't see G7Texas from ChereC/D  C/E  
[Chorus]
FI can't see F7Texas from Chere
No Fmatter how I F7try and it Dmakes me want to G6die
So Cif you see me lookin' down
I'm Ftryin' not to F7show this frown
'Cause CI can't see G7Texas from Chere
[Interlude 1]
F F7 C
F F7 D G6
C
F F7
C G7 C
[Verse 3]
I Ccan't say I don't like Tennessee
The F7people here have all been good to Cme
So F7please don't take offense Cif I start to A7get intense
It's just 'cause D7I can't see G7Texas from ChereC/D  C/E  
[Chorus]
FI can't see F7Texas from Chere
No Fmatter how I F7try and it Dmakes me want to G6die
So Cif you see me lookin' down
I'm Ftryin' not to F7show this frown
'Cause CI can't see G7Texas from Chere
[Interlude 2]
F F7 C
F F7 D G6
C
F F7
C G7 C
[Chorus]
FI can't see F7Texas from Chere
No Fmatter how I F7try and it Dmakes me want to G6die
So Cif you see me lookin' down
I'm Ftryin' not to F7show this frown
[Outro]
'Cause I Ccan't see G7Texas
I Ccan't see A7Texas
I D9can't see GTexas from ChereD7/C  
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The story behind the song

George Strait is a foundational figure in country music, known for pioneering the neotraditional style and maintaining an authentic cowboy image. With a career spanning decades, he's earned the nickname "King of Country Music" for his roots-oriented sound and an incredible sixty number-one songs across various charts. This song, "I Can't See Texas From Here," fits into the world of an artist deeply connected to the heartland of country music. It plays like a heartfelt lament, perhaps for a home far away or a past that feels out of reach.

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