Biografía:
Dallas Wayne considers himself lucky to be able to make a living doing something he loves. Some people might say it has more to do with talent than luck. But throughout a career that has taken Dallas around the world as a songwriter, singer, actor and radio deejay, he claims he's never had a real job.
A native of Springfield, Missouri, Dallas began performing professionally in 1975, and by the age of 18 he had toured throughout the entire U.S. and Canada.
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D D D D
D G
Here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
A D
I came here to meet you, just like I said I'd do
G
Them cowboy hats and pickup trucks, have made a fool of you
A D
So here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
D G
I said goodbye to all my friends, down at Tootsie's Bar
A D
And I packed up my ol' suitcase, and I threw it in the car
G
I cancelled my subscr i ption to the Music City News
A D
Cause you made me an offer, honey I could not re fuse
D G
Here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
A D
I came here to meet you, just like I said I'd do
G
Them cowboy hats and pickup trucks, have made a fool of you
A D
So here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
D G
I walked into a barroom and I laid your picture down
A D
Asked that man behind the bar, if he'd seen you ar ound
G
He said he did not know the name, but he'd seen that face before
A D
I swear I heard him laugh, as I walked out the door
[Key change]
E A
What brought me here to Dallas, sure has brought me down
B E
There's something here in Dallas, that turns your head ar ound
A
I came here with my pride, and just like you it's gone
B
And without my pride and you, I can't go back home
E A
Here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
B E
I came here to meet you, just like I said I'd do
A
Them cowboy hats and pickup trucks, have made a fool of you
B E
So here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
B E
Here I am in Dallas, woman, where the hell are you
D G
Here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
A D
I came here to meet you, just like I said I'd do
G
Them cowboy hats and pickup trucks, have made a fool of you
A D
So here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
D G
I said goodbye to all my friends, down at Tootsie's Bar
A D
And I packed up my ol' suitcase, and I threw it in the car
G
I cancelled my subscr i ption to the Music City News
A D
Cause you made me an offer, honey I could not re fuse
D G
Here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
A D
I came here to meet you, just like I said I'd do
G
Them cowboy hats and pickup trucks, have made a fool of you
A D
So here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
D G
I walked into a barroom and I laid your picture down
A D
Asked that man behind the bar, if he'd seen you ar ound
G
He said he did not know the name, but he'd seen that face before
A D
I swear I heard him laugh, as I walked out the door
[Key change]
E A
What brought me here to Dallas, sure has brought me down
B E
There's something here in Dallas, that turns your head ar ound
A
I came here with my pride, and just like you it's gone
B
And without my pride and you, I can't go back home
E A
Here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
B E
I came here to meet you, just like I said I'd do
A
Them cowboy hats and pickup trucks, have made a fool of you
B E
So here I am in Dallas, where the hell are you
B E
Here I am in Dallas, woman, where the hell are you
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