| I come from old Manassas with a pocket full of fun
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| I killed 40 Yankees with single barrel gun
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| But it don’t make a niff-a-stiff'rence to neither you nor I
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| Big Yankee, little Yankee all run or die
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| I saw all the Yankees at Bull Run
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| They fought like the devil when the battle first begun
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| But it don’t make a niff-a-stiff'rence to neither you nor I
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| They took to their heels boys you ought to see em fly
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| I saw old fuss and feathers, Scott 20 miles away
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| His horses both stuck up their ears, you ought to hear them neigh
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| But it don’t make a niff-a-stiff'rence to neither you nor I
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| Scott fled like the devil boys, root hog or die
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| I saw old Virginia standing firm and true
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| She fought mighty hard to whip a mighty dirty crew
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| Oh it don’t make a niff-a-stiff'rence to neither you nor I
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| Old Virginia’s blood and thunder, root hog or die
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| I saw old Georgia, the next in the band
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| She cut down the Yankee soldiers almost to a man
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| Oh it don’t make a niff-a-stiff'rence to neither you nor I
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| Georgia fights a fight boys, root hog or die
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| I saw Alabama in the middle of the storm
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| She stood like a giant in the contest so warm
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| Oh it don’t make a niff-a-stiff'rence to neither you nor I
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| Alabama fought the Yankees, root hog or die |