Choosin’ Texas Lyrics – Ella Langley
Choosin’ Texas Ella Langley Lyrics
Just When I Thought I Got Him To Fall In Love With Tennessee
I Shoulda Known Better Than To Take Him Back To Abilene
I Put Him Right Back Into Her Arms
I Wasn’t A Match For That Kind Of Spark
She’s From Texas, I Can Tell By The Way
He’s Two-Steppin’ ‘Round The Room
And Judgin’ By The Smile That’s Written On His Face
There’s Nothin’ I Can Do
It Doesn’t Take A Crystal Ball To See
A Cowboy Always Finds A Way To Leave
Drinkin’ Jack All By Myself
He’s Choosin’ Texas, I Can Tell
Well, I Guess He Forgot About The Smoky Mountain Rain
Them Old Hank Tunes, The Memphis Blues We Used To Sing
He Always Loved “Amarillo By Morning”
I Should’ve Taken That As A Warnin’
She’s From Texas, I Can Tell By The Way
He’s Two-Steppin’ ‘Round The Room
And Judgin’ By The Smile That’s Written On His Face
There’s Nothin’ I Can Do
It Doesn’t Take A Crystal Ball To See
A Cowboy Always Finds A Way To Leave
Drinkin’ Jack All By Myself
He’s Choosin’ Texas, I Can Tell
When I’m Eastbound And Down, And I Can’t Help But Cry
‘Cause I-40 Gets Lonelier With Every Mile
I’ll Know That His Mind Wasn’t Ever Gonna Change
‘Cause His Heart Still Belongs To The Lone Star State
She’s From Texas, I Can Tell By The Way
He’s Two-Steppin’ ‘Round The Room
And Judgin’ By The Smile That’s Written On His Face
There’s Nothin’ I Can Do, Naw, Yeah
It Doesn’t Take A Crystal Ball To See
A Cowboy Always Finds A Way To Leave
Drinkin’ Jack All By Myself
He’s Choosin’ Texas, I Can Tell, No
Drinkin’ Jack All By Myself
He’s Choosin’ Texas, I Can Tell
Come On, Baby
Oh Yeah
Just When I Thought I Got Him To Fall In Love With Tennessee
Choosin’ Texas Ella Langley Song Music Video:
Choosin’ Texas Ella Langley Song meaning:🤠💔
This song is about realizing that the man she loves still belongs to Texas and has feelings for another woman. She thought she had made him fall in love with Tennessee, but taking him back to Abilene brings him right back into the other woman’s arms.
She notices how happy and comfortable he looks while dancing with the Texas woman, and she realizes there is nothing she can do to change his heart. She remembers the Tennessee memories they shared—Smoky Mountain rain, Hank songs, and Memphis blues—but understands that his love for Texas was always stronger.
The journey home becomes emotional and lonely as she accepts that his heart belongs to the Lone Star State, while she is left drinking alone and letting him go.
In short: 👉 “I thought I had won his heart, but Texas was always where he truly belonged. I can see he’s happier there, so all I can do is accept that he’s leaving and let him go.”
