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Down In Texas Lyrics

Artist: The Allman Brothers Band
Album: Dreams

I left you crying at the D.C. station
Had a little spending change
Lord knows I had the determination
If you want the good life
youGot to make it big
That's why I left you waiting
So I could go out and dig
In this big ol' world
But now I'm

I'm Down in Texas
Ain't got one thin dime
I'm so lonely for ya baby
So tired of wasting my time

So come on down and get me
Don't blame me cause I tried
I need your lovin' so bad
Get on your train and ride

solo

Climbing up poor means
As you can see
they pay you like a half a man
Girl, they work you like you're free
Here in the crowded city
I still feel alone
So take me pretty baby
Take me back home
Cause I'm so tired, yeah
Now I'm

I'm Down in Texas
Ain't got one thin dime
I'm so lonely for ya baby
So tired of wasting my time

So come on down and get me
Don't blame me cause I tried
I need your lovin' so bad
Get on your train and ride

I'm Down in Texas
Ain't got one thin dime
I'm so lonely for ya baby
So tired of wasting my time

So come on down and get me
Don't blame me cause I tried
I need your lovin' so bad
Get on your train and ride

Comments/Interpretations

by allmanfreak on 12/5/2011 8:06pm
I beleieve the correct lyric is "climbing up oil rigs, high as you can see- pay you like a half a man- girl work you like your three- he is "Down in Texas afetr all"!








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