Biography:
Billy Walker (January 14, 1929 – May 21, 2006) was an American country-music singer and guitarist, nicknamed "The Tall Texan."
Walker was born in Ralls, Texas, in 1929, and became active in the Dallas music scene in the late 1940s. After a brief stint with Capitol Records, he signed with Columbia Records in 1951 at the same time as Ray Price. Walker was a cast member on ABC-TV's Ozark Jubilee in the late 1950's.
He is most famous for his 1962 hit "Charlie's Shoes.
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Other songs:
- A Million And One
- A Woman Like You
- Ancient History
- Bear With Me A Little Longer
- Charlies Shoes
- Close To Linda
- Cross The Brazos At Waco
- Darling Days
- Dont Let Your Pride Break Your Heart
- Dont Stop In My World
- Fool That I Am
- Forever
- Funny How Time Slips Away
- Getting By The Best I Can
- Ghost Of A Promise
- Give Back My Heart
- Heart Be Careful
- Here Comes Old Memory Maker
- I Call It Heaven
- I Cant Say No If She Keeps Saying Yes
- I Taught Her Everything She Knows
- I Think Ill Go Somewhere And Cry Myself To Sleep
- Im Down To My Last Cigarette
- Lets Make Memories Tonight
- Matamoros
- Memories Cant Kiss Me Goodnight
- Morning Paper
- Patanio The Pride Of The Plains
- Pretend You Just Dont Know Me
- Sing Me A Love Song To Baby
- Smokey Places
- Stolen Love
- They Tell Me
- Till I Drink Milwaukee Dry
- Youre Heading For Heartaches
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I've got a heartache from being much to lonely
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Oh but a cowboy just ain't supposed to cry
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I came in here to get rid of a hurt condition
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And I'll sit right here in Dallas till I drink Milwaukee dry
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I'm not proud of what I'm doing
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But this ol' hurt keeps right on chewing up the heart in me
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It ain't 80 proof but it's proving
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Very shortly I'll be losing all this misery
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While I sit right here in Dallas till I drink Milwaukee dry
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In a room full of people swapping stories
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How the one true love in life has passed them by
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While we sit right here in Dallas till we drink Milwaukee dry
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I'm not proud of what I'm doing
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But this ol' hurt keeps right on chewing up the heart in me
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It ain't 80 proof but it's proving
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Very shortly I'll be losing all this misery
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Lay a quarter on the waitress for a sad song
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While I sit right here in Dallas till I drink Milwaukee dry
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While I sit right here in Dallas till I drink Milwaukee dry
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Oh but a cowboy just ain't supposed to cry
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I came in here to get rid of a hurt condition
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And I'll sit right here in Dallas till I drink Milwaukee dry
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I'm not proud of what I'm doing
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But this ol' hurt keeps right on chewing up the heart in me
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It ain't 80 proof but it's proving
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Very shortly I'll be losing all this misery
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Lay a quarter on the waitress for a sad song
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While I sit right here in Dallas till I drink Milwaukee dry
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In a room full of people swapping stories
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How the one true love in life has passed them by
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Just to turn to a mouth full of consultation
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While we sit right here in Dallas till we drink Milwaukee dry
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I'm not proud of what I'm doing
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But this ol' hurt keeps right on chewing up the heart in me
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It ain't 80 proof but it's proving
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Very shortly I'll be losing all this misery
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Lay a quarter on the waitress for a sad song
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While I sit right here in Dallas till I drink Milwaukee dry
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While I sit right here in Dallas till I drink Milwaukee dry
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