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Well she was a beauty like nothing I'd seen And I've been from Alaska to old New Orleans She could walk like a princess in an old pair of jeans, That Belle From San Antone.
She could drink more liquor than anyone in a crowd She'd joke how it would've made Papa proud When she cried, she cried softly When she laughed, she laughed loud That Belle From San Antone
(chorus) Her Mama always told her "Stay away from the man who puts gold in your pockets, but not on your hand" But she loved the night life more than a wedding band That Belle From San Antone
Well, she fell in with a drifter who just blew into town I'd guess she loved him the best she knew how But he's gone two years now, and she's still around That Belle From San Antone
Her Mama always told her "Stay away from the man who puts gold in your pockets, but not on your hand" But she loved the night life more than a wedding band That Belle From San Antone
Coryright 2001 by Jonah Howard
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-01-2002).]
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