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Various Artists - Greetings From Texas

Track Listing: Say Pardner - Cowboys And Indians Miles And Miles Of Texas - Asleep At The Wheel A Texas Honky Tonk - Darrell McCall Waltz Across Texas - Ernest Tubb/Sammi Smith There's A Little Bit Of Everything In Texas - Ernest Tubb Did The Man In The Moon Come From Texas - Ole Rasmussen All Alone In Texas - Jimmie Dolan Texas Moon - Tommy Duncan Down Texas Way - Hank Locklin Texas Boogie - Gene O'Quin Love You As Big As Texas - Tex Ritter You Can Tell A Texan Everytime - Tex Williams/Tennessee Ernie Ford Yellow Rose Of Texas - Roy Rogers Texas Tornado - Rex Allen Deep In The Heart Of Texas - Bob Wills/Leon Rausch X's From Down In Texas - Wilf Carter Two Texas Boys - Rex Allen/Tex Williams Texas In My Soul - Willie Nelson Can't Get The Hell Out Of Texas - Offenders Mother Texas - Sandford Clark Texas Lullaby - David Allan Coe T For Texas - Grandpa Jones Texas Silver Zephyr - Hank Snow Texas Rose - Billy Paul I've Never Been Out Of Texas (But I've Seen Everything) - Charlie Walker Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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