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Blues For Dixie

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If Gyou've ever seen that G7ole Mississippi
The Cqueen of the delta E7land
Then you'll underA7stand
D7Why I've got the Gblues for Dixie
If Gyou've ever been to G7Tennessee when
Those old Ccotton fields were E7white
In pale moonA7light
D7Then you've had the Gblues for Dixie
GIf you've seen the G7glamor Gof that AlaG7bama
GMoon shining G7in the sky
If A7you've got a baby in Birmingham maybe
You'll know the reason wD7hy
That I'm Ggonna be blue till I'm G7on that old choo choo
CHeading down South agaiE7n
There goes that A7train
D7That's leaving me Gblue for Dixie
(Solo)
GIf you've seen the G7glamor Gof that AlaG7bama
GMoon shining G7in the sky
If A7you've got a baby in Birmingham maybe
You'll know the reason wD7hy
That I'm Ggonna be blue till I'm G7on that old choo choo
CHeading down South agaiE7n
There goes that A7train
D7That's leaving me Gblue for Dixie

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Blues For Dixie

by Bob Wills

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

G G7

If you've ever seen that ole Mississippi

C E7

The queen of the delta land

Then you'll understand

D7 G

Why I've got the blues for Dixie

G G7

If you've ever been to Tennessee when

C E7

Those old cotton fields were white

In pale moonlight

D7 G

Then you've had the blues for Dixie

G G7 G G7

If you've seen the glamor of that Alabama

G G7

Moon shining in the sky

If you've got a baby in Birmingham maybe

You'll know the reason why

G G7

That I'm gonna be blue till I'm on that old choo choo

C E7

Heading down South again

There goes that train

D7 G

That's leaving me blue for Dixie

(Solo)

G G7 G G7

If you've seen the glamor of that Alabama

G G7

Moon shining in the sky

If you've got a baby in Birmingham maybe

You'll know the reason why

G G7

That I'm gonna be blue till I'm on that old choo choo

C E7

Heading down South again

There goes that train

D7 G

That's leaving me blue for Dixie

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