Released in 1987 as the second single from his Ocean Front Property album, "All My Ex's Live in Texas" is one of the most beloved songs from Strait's catalog, and remains a fan-favorite country track, even more than 35 years later.
"That was a fun song to write," Whitey previously admitted, according to American Songwriter. "I was kinda writing my biography. I changed the names to protect the guilty, and I do have some exes in Texas. Thank God they live down there."
Once it was recorded and released by Strait in April 1987, it didn't take long for "All My Ex's" to debut on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart the following month, before it soared to No. 1 later that summer.
Even as Strait has racked up 33 more No. 1 hits on the Hot Country Songs chart since releasing "All My Ex's," there's still something about the playful country classic that makes it one of Strait's most enduring tracks.
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