| Three fingers whiskey pleasures the drinker
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| But moving does more than that drinking for me
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| Willie he tells me that doers and thinkers
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| Say moving is the closest thing to being free
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| He rosined his reggins, laid back his wages
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| He’s dead set on riding the big rodeo
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| My woman’s tied with an overdue baby
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| And Willie keeps yelling, «Hey, big boy let’s go»
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| Willie you’re wild as a Texas blue northern
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| Ready rolled from the same makings as me
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| And a reckon will ramble till hell freezes over
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| Willie the wandering gypsy and me
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| Ladies we surely will take of your pleasures
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| But I’ve gotta warn you there never will be
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| A single soul living can put brand or handle
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| On Willie the wandering gypsy and me
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| Well, they dance on the mountains and they shout in the canyons
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| They swarm in a loose heard like wild buffalo
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| Jamming our heads full of figures and angles
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| And telling us stuff that we already know
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| Willie you’re wild as a Texas blue northern
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| Ready rolled from the same makings as me
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| And a reckon will ramble till hell freezes over
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| Willie the wandering gypsy and me
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| A reckon will ramble till hell freezes over
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| Willie the wandering gypsy and me |