Lyrics of 'Texas' by Emma Lahana
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20 miles to Texas, 25 to Hell
Where the weather's hotter I could never tell
Spend most of my days doing nothing but no good
Seems like I was born to be misunderstood
20 miles to Texas!! 25 to Hell!! 20 miles to Texas, 25 to Hell
I was born for stealing I wasn't made to sell
Carved out of bone and ash, steel, dirt, concrete
An arm for an arm a leg for a leg
One dead end street
20 miles to Texas!! 25 to Hell!! Fire's on the side of the road people toe to toe
Warm your hands on burning blood
I gotta go... go!! 20 miles to Texas, 25 to Hell
If she ever loved me, I could never tell
Spend most of my days doing nothing but no good
Seems like I was born to be misunderstood
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