Chords for Lisa Hannigan, Glen Hansard and John Smith cover The Band.mp4

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_ _ _ [E] _ So this is supposed to be a summer song, that was the challenge.
[Ab] It's kind of a wintry song though.
But how did you end up with it?
Well for some reason, I've always associated with summer.
I guess when I first heard it I was on tour here and we stopped in the middle of Baltimore,
I remember it was one of those, you know, got to take a pee, stop the car in the middle
of nowhere and it was like this beautiful classic sort of Norman Rockwell summer night.
And we could hear these frogs, it felt like sort of people talking off in the distance
and I was like, what is that?
Because I'd never heard it, toads.
And it really sounded like a conversation off in the field and like, oh that's toads.
And we were listening to the band in the car and it was just one of those nights where
you kind of have that, you have that moment where you're like, I'm in the middle of, I'm
in the middle of something that I had always hoped.
That thing of like, you know, I'm on the road, I'm a singer, I'm listening to great music,
I'm in the middle of this beautiful landscape that is America, you know, in Baltimore.
So it was an amazing experience.
So that for me, whenever I hear the song I'm always back in that spot.
So when you said summer song, I guess that was where my head went.
What about you Lisa?
Well, yes, that's what he said. _ _
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_ [C] On the night [F] that drove old [C] Dixie down, [F] and the bells were [C] ringing, the night [F] that drove
old [C] Dixie down, [F] and the people were singing, [C] they went, na [Am] na na na na na, [G] na na na na
na na [F] na na.
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[C] _ _ _ _ [A] Back with my wife [C] in Tennessee, [F] one day she [Dm] says to me, _ [Am] _ [C] Virgil, quick, come see, [F] there
goes the [Dm] Robert E.
Lee.
Now, [Am] I don't [F] mind chopping wood, [C] and I don't care [Dm] if the money's no good.
[Am] You take what you [C] need and you leave the rest.
They should never [Dm] have taken the [D] very _ best.
[C] The night [F] that drove old [C] Dixie down, [F] and the bells were ringing, [C] the [F] night that drove old
[C] Dixie down, [F] and the people were singing, [C] they went, na [Am] na na na na na, [G] na na na na na.
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_ _ [Am] Like my father [C] before me, [F] I will work the land.
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Like my [C] brother before me, [F] who took the [Dm] rebel stand.
[Am] He was just 19, [F] he tried to break, [C] but a Yankee laid him in his grave.
[A] I swear by the [F] dirt beneath my feet, he [C] can't raise a cane [Dm] back up when he's [D] in the field.
_ _ _ [C] The night that drove old Dixie down, and [F] the bells were ringing, [C] the night [F] that drove old
[C] Dixie down, [F] and all the people were singing, [C] they went, na [Am] na na na na na, [G] na na na [F] na
na na na.
_ _ [C] The night [F] that drove old [C] Dixie down, [F] and the bells [C] were ringing, the night [F] that drove old
[C] Dixie down, [F] and all the people were [C] singing, they went, na [Am] na na na na [G] na, na na na na
na na na.
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[C] _ _ [Am] na na na na na, [G]
na na na na na [F] na na. _ _
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Beautiful, you guys are the [Eb] best.
Thank you.
What a nice thing you all like.
_ _ Summer song.
It's kind of summery.
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