Raise Southern Dixie
Southern Raiders Band
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Raise Southern Dixie She wore red ribbons in her hair Her soft skin was brown with blonde hair hanging down Across the horizon the sun went away The moonlight lit the beach with the sounds of crashing waves All down the south bridge the troops gather round Waiting for the king’s word to take the village to the ground We were just lovers caught in between A line drawn by war that never should have been And she cried raise Southern Dixie your flag up to the sky Must you battle till the last of you have died I want my freedom like all the rest But to give my life out here is not what I find best She was a woman like none I’ve ever seen She’s pretty as premadona from a filthy magazine The starlight grew fast across the sky My fingers touched her lips a sin but pure delight We had only moments but they seemed like hours To hold and embrace before the bullets filled the air And as I look in her eyes the blood runs down her face Just another loss of life oh what a human waste And I cried raise Southern Dixie your flag up to the sky Must you battle till the last of you have died I want my freedom like all the rest But to give my life out here is not what I find best And I cried raise southern Dixie oh…. Oh
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Written by: Johnny Abbott
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