Tonalité : D major•
Verse 1
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Hello there stranger,
how do you do?
There's something I'd like
to say to you now
A
Don't be surprised, you recognize
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I'm no detective but I've
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just heard my dance
D
You're from the place where I long to be
Your smiley face seems to say to me
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You're from my homeland,
sunny homeland
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A
E
Now tell me, can it be
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D
That you're from Dixie?
G
I said from Dixie
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Where the fields of cotton beckon to me
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I'm glad to see you, tell me how be you
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A
I'm the friend I'm longing to see
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Are you from Alabama,
Tennessee or Paradise?
G
D
See the plate below the Mason -Dixon line
Are you from Dixie?
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I said from Dixie
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A
D
G
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Oh, I'm from Dixie too
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A
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It was way back in 89,
I crossed that old nation Dixon line.
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Gee, but I've yearned long to return
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A
to that old place that I left behind.
D
Well, my home is way down in Alabama,
on an old plantation there,
Birmingham.
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There's one thing certain,
I'm always flirtin'
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With those southbound trains
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that run to Dixie
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I said to Dixie,
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where the fields of cotton can't it to me
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I'm glad to see you, can't be happier
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And the friends I'm longin' to see
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Are you from Alabama, Tennessee?
I can't rely
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It's played below the
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Mason -Dixon line
I'm from Dixie,
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I said from Dixie
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D
G
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Oh, I'm from Dixie, too
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