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If The South Woulda Won

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[Chorus 1]
CIf the South woulda won, we woulda had it made
I'd probably run for President of the Southern GStates
The Fday Elvis passed away would be our Cnational holiAday
If the CSouth woulda Gwon, we woulda had it Cmade
[Verse 1]
CI'd make my Supreme Court down in Texas
And we wouldn't have no killers getting off Gfree
If Fthey were proven guilty, then Cthey would swing quickly
GInstead of writin' books and smilin' on Ctv
We'd Call learn Cajan cookin' in Louisiana
And I'd put that capital back in GAlabama
We'd put FFlorida on the right track, 'cause we'd Ctake Miami back
And throw all them Gpushers in the Cslammer
[Chorus 2]
Oh, if the CSouth woulda won, we woulda had it made
I'd probably run for President of the Southern GStates
The Fday young Skynyrd died, we'd Cshow our Southern Apride
If the CSouth woulda Gwon, we woulda had it Cmade
C"Play a little dixieland boys, ah yes"
[Instrumental]
C G F C G C
[Verse 3]
I'd Chave all the whiskey made in Tennessee
And all the horses raised in those Kentucky Ghills
The Fnational treasury would be in CTupelo, Mississippi
And I'd put Hank Williams picture on one Ghundred dollar Cbill
I'd Chave all the cars made in the Carolinas
And I'd ban all the ones made in GChina
I'd have Fevery girl child sent to CGeorgia to learn to smile
And talk with that southern Gaccent that drives men CwildD  
I'd Dhave all the fiddles made in Virginia
'Cause they sure can make 'em sound so Afine
I'm going Gup on Wolverton Mountain and Dsee ole Clifton Clowers
And have a sip of his Agood ole Arkansas Dwine
[Chorus 3]
Hey, if the DSouth woulda won we'd a had it made
I'd probably run for President of the Southern AStates
When GPatsy Cline passed away, that would Dbe our national holiday
If the South woulda Awon, we'd a had it Dmade,
[Instrumental]
D A G D
I Dsaid if the South woulda Awon, we would a had it Dmade
N.C.
Might even be better off....
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