Chords for Confederate Railroad - Summer In Dixie (Official Music Video)
Tempo:
69.6 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
Am
Em
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G]
I'm so glad [C] you finally called.
[G] It's been way [E] too long.
[G] How's New York [F] and you been getting [G] along?
Same brain [C] for one boy.
[G] Let me just [E] tell you.
The weather [F] here's been kind of crazy.
[G] The summer in Dixie [Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
[Am] I'll call home tomorrow.
Way [G] down in my heart,
[Am] the north [G] wind blows.
[C] The summer [G] in Dixie has sure been cold.
Now if Manhattan [C] turns you on,
[G] do what you gotta [Em] do.
[G] Don't worry, I'll make it without you.
I'll just sit [C] here on the porch
[G] and wait here for [Em] a breeze.
[G] Whisper your name through the willow trees.
The summer in Dixie [Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
I'll [Am] melt the tar on the road.
Way down [G] in my heart,
[Am] the north [G] wind blows.
[C] The summer [G] in Dixie has sure been cold.
You know [Bm] I've never
talked [C] about the weather.
[D] The summer [G] in Dixie
[Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
[Am] I'll melt the tar on [D] the road.
Way [G] down in my [Am] heart,
the [G] north wind blows.
The [C]
[G] summer in Dixie
has sure been cold.
[C] The [G] summer in Dixie
has sure been cold.
[Em] [C] [G]
I'm so glad [C] you finally called.
[G] It's been way [E] too long.
[G] How's New York [F] and you been getting [G] along?
Same brain [C] for one boy.
[G] Let me just [E] tell you.
The weather [F] here's been kind of crazy.
[G] The summer in Dixie [Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
[Am] I'll call home tomorrow.
Way [G] down in my heart,
[Am] the north [G] wind blows.
[C] The summer [G] in Dixie has sure been cold.
Now if Manhattan [C] turns you on,
[G] do what you gotta [Em] do.
[G] Don't worry, I'll make it without you.
I'll just sit [C] here on the porch
[G] and wait here for [Em] a breeze.
[G] Whisper your name through the willow trees.
The summer in Dixie [Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
I'll [Am] melt the tar on the road.
Way down [G] in my heart,
[Am] the north [G] wind blows.
[C] The summer [G] in Dixie has sure been cold.
You know [Bm] I've never
talked [C] about the weather.
[D] The summer [G] in Dixie
[Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
[Am] I'll melt the tar on [D] the road.
Way [G] down in my [Am] heart,
the [G] north wind blows.
The [C]
[G] summer in Dixie
has sure been cold.
[C] The [G] summer in Dixie
has sure been cold.
[Em] [C] [G]
Key:
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C
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E
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C
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_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
I'm so glad [C] you finally called.
[G] It's been way [E] too long.
[G] How's New York [F] and you been getting [G] along? _ _
Same brain [C] for one boy.
[G] Let me just [E] tell you.
The weather [F] here's been kind of crazy.
[G] The summer in Dixie [Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
[Am] I'll call home tomorrow.
Way [G] down in my heart,
[Am] the north [G] wind blows.
_ [C] The summer [G] in Dixie has sure been cold. _ _ _
_ _ _ Now if Manhattan [C] turns you on,
[G] do what you gotta [Em] do.
[G] Don't worry, I'll make it without you.
_ _ I'll just sit [C] here on the porch
[G] and wait here for [Em] a breeze.
[G] Whisper your name through the willow trees.
_ The summer in Dixie [Am] has sure [G] been cold.
_ [C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
I'll [Am] melt the tar on the road.
Way down [G] in my heart,
[Am] the north [G] wind blows.
_ [C] The summer [G] in Dixie has sure been cold.
_ You know [Bm] I've never
talked [C] about the weather.
_ _ _ _ [D] The summer [G] in Dixie
[Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
[Am] I'll melt the tar on [D] the road.
Way [G] down in my [Am] heart,
the [G] north wind blows.
The [C] _
[G] summer in Dixie
has sure been cold.
[C] The [G] summer in Dixie
has sure been cold. _ _
_ _ [Em] _ _ [C] _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'm so glad [C] you finally called.
[G] It's been way [E] too long.
[G] How's New York [F] and you been getting [G] along? _ _
Same brain [C] for one boy.
[G] Let me just [E] tell you.
The weather [F] here's been kind of crazy.
[G] The summer in Dixie [Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
[Am] I'll call home tomorrow.
Way [G] down in my heart,
[Am] the north [G] wind blows.
_ [C] The summer [G] in Dixie has sure been cold. _ _ _
_ _ _ Now if Manhattan [C] turns you on,
[G] do what you gotta [Em] do.
[G] Don't worry, I'll make it without you.
_ _ I'll just sit [C] here on the porch
[G] and wait here for [Em] a breeze.
[G] Whisper your name through the willow trees.
_ The summer in Dixie [Am] has sure [G] been cold.
_ [C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
I'll [Am] melt the tar on the road.
Way down [G] in my heart,
[Am] the north [G] wind blows.
_ [C] The summer [G] in Dixie has sure been cold.
_ You know [Bm] I've never
talked [C] about the weather.
_ _ _ _ [D] The summer [G] in Dixie
[Am] has sure [G] been cold.
[C] Even [G] when the sun [Em] burns hot enough,
[Am] I'll melt the tar on [D] the road.
Way [G] down in my [Am] heart,
the [G] north wind blows.
The [C] _
[G] summer in Dixie
has sure been cold.
[C] The [G] summer in Dixie
has sure been cold. _ _
_ _ [Em] _ _ [C] _ [G] _ _ _
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