Daisy Dixie's Dan 1898

by James Pitt-Payne, Londo UK - 26 Sep 2008
2008

Oh, down at Johnson's sto'
A hundred ninety fo'
where de gang hangs out,
an' you hear de shout:
"Yaller Fizz here once more!"
A new coon came one day,
an' to the boys did say:
"I'll tell you now,
I'll tell you here
Dat I'se de coon you'se got to fear,
To me you'se got to bow!

I'm

Daisy Dixie's Dan,
a red hot sporting man,
I dress so well,
you can easily tell
that I was born a "gam"
There is no coon in town,
can throw this plunger down,
An' when they try,
you'll hear the cry,
That's Daisy Dixie's Dan!"

He had dem coons all scared,
dere was no "dinge" who dared
to call his bluff,
for he, sure enough,
was a nasty man when rared.
So dey doctor'd up his gin,
Dey didn't do a thing to him!
When de gang got through,
Oh, no man knew
Who he was,
till dey heard Jack Johnson sing:
"He was dat dead swell coon,

He's

Daisy Dixie's Dan,
a red hot sporting man,
I dress so well,
you can easily tell
that I was born a "gam"
There is no coon in town,
can throw this plunger down,
An' when they try,
you'll hear the cry,
That's Daisy Dixie's Dan!"

Daisy Dixie's Dan,
a red hot sporting man,
I dress so well,
you can easily tell
that I was born a "gam"
There is no coon in town,
can throw this plunger down,
An' when they try,
you'll hear the cry,
That's Daisy Dixie's Dan!"

Soft karaoke
Words
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lyric
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Daisy Dixie's Dan 1898
Words and Music by Harold M.Vernon
© MDCCCXCVIII by T.B.Harms & Co.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Friday 26 September 2008 at 10.08
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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