The Devil Lives In Dallas
By Rusty Wier (1976)
On album Under My Hat (The Original Recordings - Digitally Remastered) (2013), Black Hat Saloon (1976)
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I should have never drove to town
On that drizzlin' Dallas night
With a half-pint of Turkey on my left hip pocket
And my paycheck in my right
I drove right into a honky tonk
One stepped to my side
Then I saw her man glaring over at me
I laid my money right down on the line
When I woke up I was laying in the alley
It was getting right close to dawn
Feeling like a turkey
My truck, my honey, and all my money was gone
Then I saw him drive around the corner
There was nothing that I could say
He thumbed a look over his left shoulder
He shrugged then he drove away
The devil lives in Dallas
He drinks from a silver chalice
He drives an El Dorado being black
Ooh he's got a smile that'll chill you
Line a women that'll thill ya
The devil lives in Dallas that's a fact
Girl I know
(Guitar - keys - violin)
On that drizzlin' Dallas night
With a half-pint of Turkey on my left hip pocket
And my paycheck in my right
I drove right into a honky tonk
One stepped to my side
Then I saw her man glaring over at me
I laid my money right down on the line
When I woke up I was laying in the alley
It was getting right close to dawn
Feeling like a turkey
My truck, my honey, and all my money was gone
Then I saw him drive around the corner
There was nothing that I could say
He thumbed a look over his left shoulder
He shrugged then he drove away
The devil lives in Dallas
He drinks from a silver chalice
He drives an El Dorado being black
Ooh he's got a smile that'll chill you
Line a women that'll thill ya
The devil lives in Dallas that's a fact
Girl I know
(Guitar - keys - violin)
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