Bob wills is still the king  Waylon Jennings

##song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. ####Verse 1:


        W[E]ell the honky-tonks in Texas were my nat[A]ural second h[E]ome


        Where you tip your hats to the ladies and the rose of San Ant[B]one


      [A]  I grew up on music that we c[E]alled western swing


        It don't matter who's in Austin,Bob W[B]ills is still the k[E]ing


Verse 2:


        L[E]ord i can still remember,the w[A]ay things were back th[E]en


        In spite of all the hard times,i'd live it all ag[B]ain


      [A]  To hear the Texas playboys and T[E]ommy Duncan sing


        Makes me proud to be from Texas where Bob W[B]ills is still the k[E]ing


Verse 3:


        You can h[A]ear the Grand Ol' Opry in N[E]ashville Tennessee


        It's the home of country music,on that we all agr[B]ee


      [E]  But when you cross that ol' Red River hoss that j[A]ust don't mean a th[E]ing


        Cause' once you're down in Texas,Bob W[B]ills is still the k[E]ing


Verse 4:


        Well if you a[A]in't never been there then i gu[E]ess you ain't been told


        That you just can't live in Texas unless you got a lot of s[B]oul


      [E]  It's the home of Willie Nelson,the h[A]ome of western sw[E]ing


        He'll be the first to tell you,Bob W[B]ills is still the k[E]ing


Thanks to David M. Potter (dmp12@cornell.edu) for the lyrics.


Perret Charles-Amir : perret@diva.univ-mlv.fr