Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Snake Boots, artist - Conway Twitty.
Date of issue: 28.02.1987
Song language: English
Snake Boots |
Well, I was working this joint in Dallas |
To make the payment on my car |
Just a weekend stand with a local band |
They had me playin' rhythm guitar. |
Well, I was singin' some old cheatin' song |
When this blue-eyed blonde came by |
She said, I’m a table over in the corner |
Why don’t you drop around and say hi |
So, I did. |
Well, she was dressed like a million dollars |
But she was way up outta my class |
She whispered into my ear, honey I hear |
A honky tonk man moves fast. |
All of the sudden my body went numb |
I had enough sense to see |
That everything I ever wanted in life |
Was coming to easy for me. |
So I said, «Wait just a minute, |
Wait, just a cotton-pickin' minute.» |
You better not get caught in the desert |
Without your snake boots on |
You don’t lay down on the railroad tracks |
'Til after the train is gone. |
You don’t swim out in deep water |
With your pockets full of stone |
You don’t get caught in the desert, son, |
Without your snake boots on. |
Well, she was quicker that a boys good judgment |
So, we were headed for the parkin' lot |
When a guy in the band said, «Wait a minute, man |
Lord, are you crazy or what?» |
«Well, ole big bad Tex is her lover |
And, he’s terribly skilled with a knife |
He’s real particular 'bout who rides his horse |
And, nobody fools with his wife.» |
So, I said, «Wait just a minute, |
Wait just a dang minute.» |
You better not get caught in the desert |
Without your snake boots on |
You don’t lay down on the railroad tracks |
'Til after the train is gone. |
You don’t swim out in deep water |
With your pockets full of stone |
You don’t get caught in the desert, nah, |
Without your snake boots on. |
You don’t get caught in the desert, son, |
Without your snake boots on. |
Hey, watch out for that snake |