Troubadour Lyrics

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Troubadour Lyrics by George Strait

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I still feel twenty five most of the time.    
I still raise a little cane with the boys.   
Honky-tonks and pretty women, lord I'm still right there with 'em   
Singin' above the crowd and the noise   
   
Sometimes I feel like Jesse James   
Still trying to make a name, Knowing nothing's gonna change what I am   
I was a young troubadour, when I rode in on a song   
And I'll be an old troubadour when I'm gone.   
   
Well the truth about a mirror, Is that a damned old mirror Don't really tell the whole truth   
It don't show what's deep inside Or read between the lines    
and it's really no reflection of my youth.    
   
Sometimes I feel like Jesse James   
Still trying to make a name   
knowing nothings gonna change what I am   
I was a young troubadour when I rode in on a song   
I'll be an old Troubadour when I'm gone.   
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Thanks to (Jeff) for correcting these lyrics. Mar 23, 2008  
  
Thanks to (glenn) for correcting these lyrics. Mar 26, 2008 
 
Thanks to (Carl) for correcting these lyrics. Apr  4, 2008

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