Written by Roger Creager
Here is another tune from Texas' favorite Aggie. If you don't have his CDs....get them! INTRO: G G G G 2X VERSE: G Am Well I guess you were right. The Bluebonnets are worth the drive and D G Now I'm here in Canyon Lake alone. I know you came here Am D When you were down and feel ing blue. And it helped G you sort out the pieces on your own. (same progression as above) But I'm seeing what you saw. The spring time is beautiful and I'm proud to call this country home. But I am missing you As the sun is setting on me I think I'll crank up my pick-up for San Antone CHORUS: C D G C There ain't enough dance halls in Texas to keep my D heart and mind occupied C D C I'm trying it all the time Yeah I'm out there every D night G Am My truck has seen some miles to find the words to write this song C D C To get me back on top where I belong. But I'm not over D you yet. G I must be having fun all wrong VERSE: That river run was a whole lot of fun especially when you're with the ones that Bring you so much laughter and good times. But that river it ran so low That only means you go real slow and you take the time to enjoy the finer things in life. So we showered and shaved in a bathroom stall in a Texaco on the way to Gruene Hall. It was a sold out concert for one of my heroes that night. Hey I guess I'm alright I'm just a little bit tired tonight. Getting over you has made a busy man of me. CHORUS: SOLOS: ( G G G G Am Am Am Am D D D D G G G G 2X) VERSE: Oh I've seen Jerry Jeff umpteen times this year He just keeps getting better everyday. I followed Robert Earl Keen From Dallas to the Sparkling City by the Sea I jumped up on the sea wall and sang Corpus Christi Bay CHORUS: TAG: Well I guess you were right The Bluebonnets are worth the drive and now I'm here in Canyon Lake alone....