My Dixie-Doodle Gal 1917

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 04 Aug 2006
2006

My gal went to Dixie
just a year ago today
will she come back nixie
she has gone away to stay.
She's dead stuck on Dixie
if I want to win her hand
I must spend my boodle
on my Dixiedoodle
down in Dixieland.

I can hear the darkies singing
as they trail the lonesome pine.
Sweet evening bells are ringing
far below the Mason Dixon line.
I can hear the whistle blowing
makes me lonesome for my pal
here comes my train
goodbye I'm going
going back to my Dixie Doodle gal.

I can hear the darkies singing
as they trail the lonesome pine.
Sweet evening bells are ringing
far below the Mason Dixon line.
I can hear the whistle blowing
makes me lonesome for my pal
here comes my train
goodbye I'm going
going back to my Dixie Doodle gal.

She just wrote and told me
Dixieland beats New York town
nothing here can hold me
there is where I'll settle down.
Somewhere down in Dixie
where the southern breezes blow
you can hear me yellin'
for my water melon
goodbye I must go.

I can hear the darkies singing
as they trail the lonesome pine.
Sweet evening bells are ringing
far below the Mason Dixon line.
I can hear the whistle blowing
makes me lonesome for my pal
here comes my train
goodbye I'm going
going back to my Dixie Doodle gal.

I can hear the darkies singing
as they trail the lonesome pine.
Sweet evening bells are ringing
far below the Mason Dixon line.
I can hear the whistle blowing
makes me lonesome for my pal
here comes my train
goodbye I'm going
going back to my Dixie Doodle gal.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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My Dixie-Doodle Gal 1917
Music by Archie Kay
Lyrics by Leo L.Spears
© MCMXVII by Jeff Beanen
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Friday 04 August 2006 at 12.08am
in association with Doug Grierson
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