| The place, Appomattox, Virginia
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| The year 1865
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| Unable to maintain supplies of food and ammunition
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| The Southern rebels finally raise the White flag of surrender
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| General Robert E. Lee steps forward with General Grant of the Northern Yankees
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| To sign a truce that ends the American Civil War
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| The clouds of battle slowly drift away
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| I must get down on my knees and pray
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| I thank the Lord it’s over, I live to see once more
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| The roses climbing ‘round the old back door
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| And I won’t be sorry to see Suzanne again
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| In heaven, since Lord I can’t remember when
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| Can’t remember when
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| I only hope the she still wants me
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| And I won’t be sorry to see the lights of our home
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| I’m dying to see the sweetest girl I know
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| Man I’ve been so low
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| Lord I won’t be sorry to see you Suzanne
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| For Five long years this old sad heart of mine
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| Has yearned to cross that Mason Dixie Line
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| But there’ll be no returnin' for my brothers Who have died
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| And I feel the burning emptiness inside
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| But I won’t be sorry to see Suzanne again
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| In heaven, since Lord I can’t remember when
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| Can’t remember when
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| I only hope that she still wants me
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| No I won’t be sorry to see the lights of home
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| I’m dying to see the sweetest girl I know
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| Man I’ve been so low
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| Lord I won’t be sorry to see you Suzanne… |