Hey Up on the Caprock
Me and my baby ride
Goin a hundred miles an hour
Cause this old Ford can still fly
Got Four Roses in a sack
An we ain't lookin' back tonight
Some top 40 Shorty's
Singin on the radio
An there's cotton fields forever
On both sides of the road
It's till the Flatland Boogie
But where did the Wolfman go
Old photographs turn yellow
Times they come and go
But we can still do the boogie
From the High Plains to Mexico
Some old Angel from Amarillo
Must be helpin us to hold it on the road
Moonlight's a fallin
Look at that caliche glow
An old coyote's a howlin
Doesn't know he's too old
Headlights a shinin
On all we ever need to know
Cross the Llano Estacado
Baby's till by my side
Ain't no reason to stop
An there ain't no place to hide
You want to Flatland Boogie
Better flat out come and ride
Repeat chorus
Terry Allen is an American artist born in 1947, known for his outlaw country music and conceptual art. He began his career as a painter in the 1960s, collaborating with artists like Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Townes Van Zandt. In 1972, he released his debut album, "Lubbock (On Everything)", a work that blends country, folk, and rock, influenced by the culture of rural Texas. Allen is considered one of the pioneers of outlaw country, with lyrics often introspective and narrative, exploring themes such as loneliness, lost love, and life in the American West. Among his most important albums are "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" (1975) and "Amarillo Highway" (1980). Allen continues to produce music and exhibit his artwork to this day, remaining an influential artist in the American musical landscape. Some of his most representative songs are: "Lubbock (On Everything)", "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance", "Amarillo Highway", and "Santa Fe Railroad Blues".
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