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 Sister had a crystal voice

 She played a Silvertone from Montgomery Ward

 Baez songs and Monroe hair

 She sure could turn the boy's heads to stare

 Swim wear saunter, tan and haunt them

 That's all she learned in school

 Books were for the other girls

 And the other girls were fools

 Texas back in '69

 Was drive-in movies and dashboard lights

 Father waltzed her down the aisle

 Cuz college didn't suit her style

 Sad truth was she could barely read

 But if you told poor father, well he wouldn't believe you

 The telephone rang drove Mother insane

 With the hearts left on the shelf

 Sister's gone and she won't be home

 Cuz she never took care of herself

 Texas back in '69

 Was drive in movies and dashboard lights

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 Where is she now?

 The backseat queen of fraternity

 Where is she now?

 She's heavy of thigh and light on integrity

 Someone should have told her

 When beauty's all you offer

 Too soon the world discovers that your bueaty's gone

 (it's gone)

 Mother can't you hear your daughter crying

 Father wake up her youth is dying

 Her kids are grown...husband's gone away

 It's a shame cuz she had such a lovely face

 Can't you see she needed more

 Than "Oh, what a pretty child!"

 You never taught her truth from lie

 All you told her was to smile

 Texas back in '69

 Was drive in movies and dashboard lights

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