| Song | Willie, Waylon And Me |
| Artist | David Allan Coe |
| Album | Greatest Hits |
| 作词 : Coe | |
| I heard the burritos out in California | |
| Could fly higher than the birds | |
| Roger McGuinn had a 12-string guitar | |
| It was like nothing I'd ever heard | |
| And the Eagles flew in from the West Coast | |
| Like the birds they were trying to be free | |
| While in Texas the talk turned to outlaw | |
| Like Willie and Waylon and me | |
| Heyyy | |
| Well they say Texas music in the making | |
| And we been making music that is free | |
| Doing one night stands, playing with our bands | |
| Willie, Waylon and me | |
| Oh Mad Dog | |
| They say the Beatles were just the beginning | |
| Of everything music could be | |
| Just like the stones I was rolling along | |
| Like a ship, lost out on the sea | |
| And Joplin would die for the future | |
| And Dillon would write poetry | |
| And in Texas the talk turned to Outlaw | |
| Like Willie, Waylon and me | |
| Heyyy | |
| My name is David Allen Coe and I'm from Dallas Texas | |
| They say Texas music's in the making | |
| And we been making music that is free | |
| Doing one night stands, playing with our bands | |
| Willie, Waylon and me | |
| Big Jim | |
| I heard the burritos out in California | |
| Could fly higher than the birds | |
| Roger McGuinn had a 12-string guitar | |
| It was like nothing I'd ever heard | |
| And the Eagles flew in from the West Coast | |
| Like the birds they were trying to be free | |
| While in Texas the talk turned to outlaw | |
| Like Willie, Waylon and me |
| zuò cí : Coe | |
| I heard the burritos out in California | |
| Could fly higher than the birds | |
| Roger McGuinn had a 12string guitar | |
| It was like nothing I' d ever heard | |
| And the Eagles flew in from the West Coast | |
| Like the birds they were trying to be free | |
| While in Texas the talk turned to outlaw | |
| Like Willie and Waylon and me | |
| Heyyy | |
| Well they say Texas music in the making | |
| And we been making music that is free | |
| Doing one night stands, playing with our bands | |
| Willie, Waylon and me | |
| Oh Mad Dog | |
| They say the Beatles were just the beginning | |
| Of everything music could be | |
| Just like the stones I was rolling along | |
| Like a ship, lost out on the sea | |
| And Joplin would die for the future | |
| And Dillon would write poetry | |
| And in Texas the talk turned to Outlaw | |
| Like Willie, Waylon and me | |
| Heyyy | |
| My name is David Allen Coe and I' m from Dallas Texas | |
| They say Texas music' s in the making | |
| And we been making music that is free | |
| Doing one night stands, playing with our bands | |
| Willie, Waylon and me | |
| Big Jim | |
| I heard the burritos out in California | |
| Could fly higher than the birds | |
| Roger McGuinn had a 12string guitar | |
| It was like nothing I' d ever heard | |
| And the Eagles flew in from the West Coast | |
| Like the birds they were trying to be free | |
| While in Texas the talk turned to outlaw | |
| Like Willie, Waylon and me |