I'll Never Grow Tired Of Dixie 1919

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 26 Mar 2009
2009

Will I ever tire of Dixie,
well I should murmur Nixie,
there's nothing half so fair,
I see all the good that's in it,
Each hour's like a minute
when I'm away down there.
And no matter where I go,
I want the world to know:

Louisiana, is full of sugar
and Georgia's peaches are simply grand,
Ev'ry race horse is lucky
that's bred in Kentucky
good things come from Maryland.
The sun shines brighter down in Virginia
the girl I love lives in Tennessee,
somehow I'll never grow tired of Dixie,
That's where I met my lovin' Dixie Lee.

Louisiana, is full of sugar
and Georgia's peaches are simply grand,
Ev'ry race horse is lucky
that's bred in Kentucky
good things come from Maryland.
The sun shines brighter down in Virginia
the girl I love lives in Tennessee,
somehow I'll never grow tired of Dixie,
That's where I met my lovin' Dixie Lee.

When of Dixie you are speaking
a picture comes a sneeking
of my sweet Dixie Lee.
I could write a book about her
I couldn't do without her,
She's in my memory.
I want you to understand
about my Dixie Land:

Louisiana, is full of sugar
and Georgia's peaches are simply grand,
Ev'ry race horse is lucky
that's bred in Kentucky
good things come from Maryland.
The sun shines brighter down in Virginia
the girl I love lives in Tennessee,
somehow I'll never grow tired of Dixie,
That's where I met my lovin' Dixie Lee.

Louisiana, is full of sugar
and Georgia's peaches are simply grand,
Ev'ry race horse is lucky
that's bred in Kentucky
good things come from Maryland.
The sun shines brighter down in Virginia
the girl I love lives in Tennessee,
somehow I'll never grow tired of Dixie,
That's where I met my lovin' Dixie Lee.

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I'll Never Grow Tired Of Dixie 1919
by Louis Herscher
© MCMXIX by Emmett J.Welsh
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 25 March 2009 at 23.42
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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