Alana's Texan Adventure

[Verse] Alana from London, just eighteen years old, Traded her raincoat for the Texas Hill Gold. She landed at John Knox, all wide-eyed and keen, In her wellies and brolly, summer camp dream. [Verse 2] She thought it was tea time, they said "Grab a spade," Learning real quick how slow sweet tea's made. The kids had a laugh at her accent so fine, But Alana just smiled and said, "Y’all, I’ll be fine!" [Chorus] Oh, Alana from London, under the Lone Star sky, Swapping fish 'n chips for some good ole’ chicken-fry. She’s got the spirit; she’s got the charm, Making her way through this Texan farm. [Verse 3] She tended to horses, learned to lasso and rope, And when they said "Yeehaw!" she didn't lose hope. Mistook a bluebonnet for a dandelion, But Alana’s laughter kept everyone smilin'. [Bridge] She’s learned to say “Howdy,” and “Y’all” pretty slick, The Texas talk’s catching and starting to stick. From the Thames to the campfire, songs in the night, Alana fits in like a glove, just right. [Chorus] Oh, Alana from London, under the Lone Star sky, Swapping fish 'n chips for some good ole’ chicken-fry. She’s got the spirit; she’s got the charm, Making her way through this Texan farm.