Biography:
As one of Texas’s hottest young touring acts, Aaron Watson has earned his musical stripes the hard way; on the road, traveling thousands of miles to hundreds of honky-tonks across the Southwest and beyond. And for this rising star, the payoff could not have been sweeter than one magical night this past February when he stepped on stage at the legendary Texas Hall of Fame in Bryan, TX, where so many heavyweights had stood before him, to record his latest release.
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Other songs:
- 3Rd Gear And 17
- A Country Boy And City Girl
- All American Country Girl
- Amarillo Fair
- Angels And Outlaws
- Barbed Wire Halo
- Best For Last
- Big Love In A Small Town
- Blame It On Me
- Bluebonnets
- Cant Be A Cowboy Forever
- Charlene Gene
- Clear Isabel
- Conflict
- Dancin Shoes
- Diamonds And Daughters
- Diesel Drivin Daddy
- Fence Post
- Fools Paradise
- Freight Train
- Getaway Truck
- Going To Texas
- Haunted House
- Hearts Are Breaking Across Texas
- Heaven Help The Heart
- Heyday Tonight
- Higher Ground
- Honky Tonkin Around Texas
- I Dont Want You To Go
- I Dont Want You To Go But I Need You To Leave
- I Met Jesus In A Bar
- I Need You To Leave
- If Youre Not In Love
- Im A Memory
- In Harms Way
- Ive Always Loved You
- July In Cheyenne
- Kiss That Girl Goodbye
- Lonely Lonestar Christmas
- Lonely Lubbock Lights
- Love Makin Song
- Mackenzie Park
- Next To Heaven
- Off The Record
- On The Losing End
- One Of Your Nights
- Outta Style
- Raise Your Bottle
- Reckless
- Rollercoaster Ride
- San Angelo
- Shes Not Just Another Pretty Face
- Shut Up And Dance
- Something With A Swing To It
- Songs About Saturday Night
- Stuck Between A Rock And A Heartache
- Summertime Girl
- Sweet Contradiction
- Take You Home Tonight
- Texas Lullaby
- Thank God For Country Girls
- That Look
- Thats Why God Loves Cowboys
- The Honky Tonk Kid
- The Notel Motel
- The Prayer
- The Right Place
- The Road
- The Road The Rodeo
- These Old Boots Have Roots
- They Dont Make Em Like They Used To
- True Love Ways
- Unbelievably Beautiful
- Vaquero
- What She Dont Know
- Whats Her Name
- When All Those Aggies Move To Austin
- When I Grow Up I Wanna Be Just Like Colt Mccoy
- Will You Love Me In A Trailer
- Wish I Could Say Id Been Drinking
- Would You Love Me In A Trailer
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
Bm G
Isabel and her brown skin shined like a sapphire in the summer sun
D A
The pride and joy of a Mexican lawman who lived by the gun
Bm G
He got cross ways with the cartel they shot down his only son Jose
D A
So in fear of his daughter's life he packed their bags and late one night she heard him say
[Chorus]
G Bm
I hear the grass is greener just beyond that Laredo border line
A Bm Bm A
They say freedom is much sweeter than sweet blood red sangria wine
G Bm
South Texas looks like heaven when you're down here in this living hell
A G
So come on let's cross that Rio, the coast is clear Isabel
Bm Bm A
The coast is clear Isabel
[Verse 2]
Bm G
They came across our homestead tired and hungry, cold and moving slow
D A
We had fence to build a warm place to stay and they had nowhere to go
Bm G
So I worked cattle with her father we were stretching wire and driving post all day
D A
While Isabel worked with my mother and late at night I held her tight and she'd take my breath away
[Chorus]
G Bm
I hear the grass is greener just beyond that Laredo border line
A Bm Bm A
They say freedom is much sweeter than sweet blood red sangria wine
G Bm
South Texas looks like heaven when you're down here in this living hell
A G
So come on let's cross that Rio, the coast is clear Isabel
Bm Bm A
The coast is clear Isabel
[Solo]
Bm G D A
[Verse 3]
Bm G
The sheriff came across her father they treated him like an outlaw on the run
D A
And Isabel now wears my diamond and that little boy she holds is my son
Bm G
We got a green card for her father Mariano but it came two years too late
D A
We got word that he'd been gunned down in a border town shot in the back
The last thing they heard him say
[Outro]
G Bm
I hear the grass is greener just beyond that Laredo border line
A Bm Bm A
And they say that freedom is much sweeter than sweet blood red sangria wine
G Bm
South Texas looks like heaven when you're down here in this living hell
A G
So come on let's cross that Rio, the coast is clear Isabel
G
The coast is clear Isabel
G
The coast is clear Isabel
Bm
Clear Isabel
Bm
Clear Isabel
Bm
[Verse 1]
Bm G
Isabel and her brown skin shined like a sapphire in the summer sun
D A
The pride and joy of a Mexican lawman who lived by the gun
Bm G
He got cross ways with the cartel they shot down his only son Jose
D A
So in fear of his daughter's life he packed their bags and late one night she heard him say
[Chorus]
G Bm
I hear the grass is greener just beyond that Laredo border line
A Bm Bm A
They say freedom is much sweeter than sweet blood red sangria wine
G Bm
South Texas looks like heaven when you're down here in this living hell
A G
So come on let's cross that Rio, the coast is clear Isabel
Bm Bm A
The coast is clear Isabel
[Verse 2]
Bm G
They came across our homestead tired and hungry, cold and moving slow
D A
We had fence to build a warm place to stay and they had nowhere to go
Bm G
So I worked cattle with her father we were stretching wire and driving post all day
D A
While Isabel worked with my mother and late at night I held her tight and she'd take my breath away
[Chorus]
G Bm
I hear the grass is greener just beyond that Laredo border line
A Bm Bm A
They say freedom is much sweeter than sweet blood red sangria wine
G Bm
South Texas looks like heaven when you're down here in this living hell
A G
So come on let's cross that Rio, the coast is clear Isabel
Bm Bm A
The coast is clear Isabel
[Solo]
Bm G D A
[Verse 3]
Bm G
The sheriff came across her father they treated him like an outlaw on the run
D A
And Isabel now wears my diamond and that little boy she holds is my son
Bm G
We got a green card for her father Mariano but it came two years too late
D A
We got word that he'd been gunned down in a border town shot in the back
The last thing they heard him say
[Outro]
G Bm
I hear the grass is greener just beyond that Laredo border line
A Bm Bm A
And they say that freedom is much sweeter than sweet blood red sangria wine
G Bm
South Texas looks like heaven when you're down here in this living hell
A G
So come on let's cross that Rio, the coast is clear Isabel
G
The coast is clear Isabel
G
The coast is clear Isabel
Bm
Clear Isabel
Bm
Clear Isabel
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