Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Blues For Dixie , by - Merle Haggard. Song from the album A Working Man Can't Get Nowhere, in the genre КантриBlues For Dixie |
| If you’ve ever seen that ole Mississippi |
| The queen of the delta land |
| Then you’ll understand |
| Why I’ve got the blues for Dixie |
| If you’ve ever been to Tennessee |
| When that old cotton field is white |
| In pale moonlight |
| Then you’ve had the blues for Dixie |
| If you’ve seen the glamor of that Alabama |
| Moon shinin' in the sky |
| If you’ve got a baby in Birmingham maybe |
| Then you’ll know the reason why |
| Why I’m gonna be blue 'til I’m on that old choo, choo |
| Headin' down South again |
| There goes that train |
| That’s leavin' me blue for Dixie |
| If you’ve seen the glamor of that Alabama |
| Moon shinin' in the sky |
| If you’ve got a baby in Birmingham maybe |
| Then you’ll know the reason why |
| Why I’m gonna be blue 'til I’m on that old choo, choo |
| Headin' down South again |
| There goes that old train that’s leavin' me blue |
| There goes that train that’s leavin' me blue for Dixie |
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|---|---|
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Lyrics of the artist's songs: Merle Haggard
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