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Date: 9/29/99; 10:56:01 PM
From: Jeff Gary 
Subject: song submission

After spending four days in New Jersey and New York this summer, I came to
appreciate this song ( and the women) even more.

Texas Women
By: Hank Williams Jr.
Transcribed by: Jeff Gary

Intro: D

Verse:
D                                       A
I?ve got some fond memories of San Angelo
                                          D
And I?ve seen some beauty queens in El Paso
                                          G
But the best lookin? women that I?ve ever seen
                 D          A           D
Have all been in Texas, and all wearin? jeans

Chorus:
     G        D            A      D
I?m a country plowboy not a urban cowboy
     G           D            E                A
And I don?t ride bulls, but I have fought some men
       G       D             A        D
Drive a pickup truck trust in God and luck
     G        D          CAD
And I live to love Texas women

Verse: (same as the first)
I thought I?d seen beauty in far away places

?Til I looked upon those Houston faces
Spent Hollywood nights up in Beverly Hills
But they weren?t nothin? like one night down in Brownsville

Chorus:

Key change to E
E                                       B
I?m a pretty fair judge of the opposite sex
                                             E
And I ain?t seen nothin? that will touch ?em yet
                                   A
They may be from Waco or out in Lampasas
                E           B             E
But one thing about it they all come from Texas

Chorus:

Bridge:
      A       E        B       E
I?m an Oilier fan not a soccer man
      A         E       F        B
And my arms are red and so is my blood
    A            E              B          E
And they make it boil with that soft Texas drawl
    A          E         DBE
And I love 
?em all Texas women

-Jeff Gary-
jwgary@mail.utexas.edu
http://ccwf.cc.utexas.edu/~jwgary