Texas Tea
Dee Mullins 1968
  (Blue Ribbon 240)   Bobby Lepard
 
two columns

OPENER - MIDDLE BREAK - CLOSER    Basic - SSD Week 4

Sides face, grand square
*I was just a poor boy who lived on forty acres of bad land
I remember how she laughed the day I asked Joanna for her hand

Circle left
She called me a plowboy and said she couldn't love the likes of me
Left allemande and promenade
Back then we didn't know I would soon discover Texas Tea

ALTERNATE LYRICS

(Middle Break)
*Where once stood my cabin, I live in a Southern mansion now
I gaze at the oil wells, standin' on the ground I used to plow


Yes, there's someone comin', I think it's Joanna that I see

Well I haven't seen her since back before I found my Texas Tea

(Closer)
*You're welcome, Joanna, it's always good to see an old, old friend
Yes, I still remember I loved you and I begged you for your hand


But I'm just a plowboy, you said you couldn't love the likes of me

So goodbye Joanna, I've got to see about my Texas Tea

FIGURE    Plus, corner progression

Heads (sides) promenade halfway round the ring you're gonna go
2 & 4 (1 & 3) go right & left thru,
Square thru and go 4 hands around you know
Right & left thru, turn the girl
Slide thru and load the boat
That corner swing and promenade
Back then we didn't know I would soon discover Texas Tea

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