Biography:
Byrd is the eldest child, and only son, of Jerry Lynn and Brenda Vaughn Byrd. He and his sister Debra were raised in Vidor, Texas and were students in the Vidor, Texas public school system. Tracy Byrd graduated from Vidor High School in May 1984. His first college experience was at Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas.
Byrd never intended becoming a singer. Byrd was never in Band or Choir in the Vidor School System. He began studying business at Texas State University (then called Southwest Texas State).
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Capo 1
[Verse]
C F C
I'm looking like a lobster wearing flip flops and a Stetson
G C
Guess that's why they call it fishing instead of catching
F C
Cause I ain't had a single bite all day
G C
But I caught a buzz and ain't no limit to Tanqueray
C F C
Ain't quite sure how I wound up way down here
G C
It's a long haul to ropes and sails from roping steers
F C
Ain't gonna worry about that, just gonna have some fun
G C
Got a be one fish down there dumber than I am drunk
[Chorus]
F
It ain't that far from Waco to Galveston
C F
I'm what you get when you mix a prairie dog with an old beach bum
G
Cow chips, BS, and ships ahoy
C F
I'm a saltwater cowboy
[Verse]
C F C
There's a tiki party down the beach about a mile or two
G C
Where they're singing with Jimmy and toasting to Chris LeDoux
F C
And if it weren't for Captain Morgan steering this ship
G C
I might untie that rope and back her on up outta this
[Bridge]
F
It ain't that far from Waco to Galveston
C F
I'm what you get when you mix a prairie dog with an old beach bum
G
Cow chips, BS, and ships ahoy
C F
I'm a saltwater cowboy
[Bridge]
C F C
If this bottle goes overboard, you'd better wish me luck
G C
Cause I'm afraid of sharks but I'm terrified of sobering up
[Chorus]
F
It ain't that far from Waco to Galveston
C F
I'm what you get when you mix a prairie dog with an old beach bum
G
Cow chips, BS, and ships ahoy
C F
I'm a saltwater cowboy
[Verse]
C F C
I'm looking like a lobster wearing flip flops and a Stetson
G C
Guess that's why they call it fishing instead of catching
F C
Cause I ain't had a single bite all day
G C
But I caught a buzz and ain't no limit to Tanqueray
C F C
Ain't quite sure how I wound up way down here
G C
It's a long haul to ropes and sails from roping steers
F C
Ain't gonna worry about that, just gonna have some fun
G C
Got a be one fish down there dumber than I am drunk
[Chorus]
F
It ain't that far from Waco to Galveston
C F
I'm what you get when you mix a prairie dog with an old beach bum
G
Cow chips, BS, and ships ahoy
C F
I'm a saltwater cowboy
[Verse]
C F C
There's a tiki party down the beach about a mile or two
G C
Where they're singing with Jimmy and toasting to Chris LeDoux
F C
And if it weren't for Captain Morgan steering this ship
G C
I might untie that rope and back her on up outta this
[Bridge]
F
It ain't that far from Waco to Galveston
C F
I'm what you get when you mix a prairie dog with an old beach bum
G
Cow chips, BS, and ships ahoy
C F
I'm a saltwater cowboy
[Bridge]
C F C
If this bottle goes overboard, you'd better wish me luck
G C
Cause I'm afraid of sharks but I'm terrified of sobering up
[Chorus]
F
It ain't that far from Waco to Galveston
C F
I'm what you get when you mix a prairie dog with an old beach bum
G
Cow chips, BS, and ships ahoy
C F
I'm a saltwater cowboy
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