E _ _
A _
E _ _ _ _
B _ .
_ _
E _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ I sang Dixie _ as _ he died _ _ .
_ People just walked on by _ _ as I cried.
The _ _
G# bottle
A had a round of tin of all his rebel
E pride.
_ I _ _ sang _ Dixie
B _ .
_ as
E he died _ _ .
_ _ Said way
B down yonder
C#m in the land
G#m of cotton.
A Old
G#m times
F#m ain't
A as rotten
E as they are.
On this damn dope LA
B street.
_ They _
F#m _
D# _
E _ _ drew a dying
F#m _
E A breath.
Laid his head to get my chest.
E Please Lord, take
B your soul back home,
E Dixie.
_ I _ _ sang Dixie _ _ _ as he died _ _ .
_ People just walked on by _ _ as I cried.
The _ bottle
A had a round of tin of all his rebel
E pride.
So _ _ I sang Dixie _
B _ .
_ as
E he died _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_
A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _
E _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
B _ .
_ _
E _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ He said listen to me son while you
B still
E can.
A Run back home to that southern land don't
E you see.
What life here has done to
B me _ _ .
They _ _
E _ _ closed those old blue
F#m _
E A eyes.
And fell limp, to get to my side.
He said no
E more pain now he's
B.
safe back home,
E _ Dixie.
I _ _ sang Dixie _ _ _ as he died _ _ .
_ People just walked on by _ _ as I _ cried.
G# The _ bottle
A had a round of tin of all his rebel
E pride.
_ So _ _ I sang _ Dixie
A _
B _ .
_ as
E he died _ _ _ .
I sang _ Dixie
A _
B _ .
_ as
A he _ died _ .
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E _ _ _ _ _ .
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N _ .