Billy Murray - Dixie Dan | Текст песни

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Way down south where I was born
In the land of cotton and the land of corn
I saw the light on a Monday morn
and they called me Dixie Dan

In an old burn't stump of a old burn't tree
the doctor he discovered me
and my mammy shook her sides with glee
and she called me Dixie Dan

Now a girl down there with corkscrew hair
she won my heart and I declare
I must have been slow when I let her go
and I went travelling with a minstrel show
OHHHH

Dixie oh Dixie Dixie Dan,
Amblin' Ramblin' Gamblin' Minstrel Man
Coal black colour all except my teeth
with a lovin' disposition underneath
my heart pines for the girl I left behind

Oh Trixie!

Trixie, oh Trixie, Trixie Anne
My heart beats for you to beat the ban
way down south in the land of cotton
tell me you have not forgotten
Dixie, your Dixie Dan.

Dixie oh Dixie Dixie Dan,
Amblin' Ramblin' Gamblin' Minstrel Man
Coal black colour all except my teeth
with a lovin' disposition underneath
my heart pines for the girl I left behind

Oh Trixie!

Trixie, oh Trixie, Trixie Anne
My heart beats for you to beat the ban
way down south in the land of cotton
tell me you have not forgotten
Dixie, your Dixie Dan.


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