Lyrics Dixie Boy - April Smith and the Great Picture Show

Dixie Boy - April Smith and the Great Picture Show
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Dixie Boy, artist - April Smith and the Great Picture Show. Album song Songs for a Sinking Ship, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 22.02.2010
Record label: Tunecore
Song language: English

Dixie Boy

I know you’ve got designs on my man
I see you giving him the eye
And I don’t like what I see
And I know you don’t want to get into it with me
'Cause like a soldier defends his land
I stand up, I get up, I defend my man
So don’t make me ask you twice
'Cause I asked you once and I asked you nice
Keep your damn hands off my Dixie boy, well, he’s sweet, isn’t he?
But I’m sorry ladies, he belongs to me My Dixie boy, well, he’s fine but get in line
'Cause he’s mine, he’s mine, all mine, all mine
Well, I know the way that you girls operate
So keep your hands to yourself
And your eyes on your own plate
It’s not nice to stare
Don’t make me come over there
'Cause ladies, I’m a lady but please understand
When it comes to my boy I will fight like a man
I will seek and I will destroy
For the apple of my eye, my pride and joy
Dixie boy, well, he’s sweet, isn’t he?
But I’m sorry ladies, he belongs to me My Dixie boy, well, he’s fine but get in line
'Cause he’s mine, he’s mine, all mine, all mine
I’m a lover not a fighter
And I don’t want to have to get rough
I’m just warning you ahead of time
I can be a bitch when it comes to my stuff
So keep your damn hands off my Dixie boy, well, he’s sweet, isn’t he?
But I’m sorry ladies, he belongs to me My Dixie boy, well, he’s fine but get in line
Tell you one more time, the boy is mine
'Cause he’s mine, he’s mine, all mine, all mine

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Artist lyrics: April Smith and the Great Picture Show