Crossin Dixie

Wayne Mills Band

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Tom:
intro: A E D verse 1:
A E D Tired of my surroundings, I need a little time away from home
A E D Tired of livin that narrow road, I got the urge to roam
A E D I packed up my saddle bags, I'm headin on down the line
A E D Lookin back on that little town, Lord I'm leavin it far behind. chorus:
A E D As I was crossin dixie thinkin that I, I'd never see her again
A E D Crossin dixie I got my steel horse laid back in the wind
A E D Those fields I plowed and starry nights I know I'm sure to miss
A E D How could the best of old Milwaukee be any better than this
A E D A E D As I was crossin dixie
verse 2:
A E D I took a left on that old highway, determined to give it my best
A E D With an open mind and a world of time I was headin west
A E D The Calarado Rockies started comin into view
A E D It was like nothin I'd ever seen, or ever knew chorus:
A E D As I was crossin Denver, thinkin that I, I'd found me a new home
A E D Crossin Denver now I realized, why I decided to roam
A E D Some people say it's heaven, and by the looks I could agree
A E D It took lots of time for me to find that it's much to high for me bridge:
Bm A G Cause theres somethin bout a southern wind while it's whistlin through the
D pines
Bm A G D And the mighty arms of the great white oaks been holdin me just fine
Bm A G D Theres somethin bout a southern bell that always keeps me in line
Bm A G D And it all came clear as my horse was nearin that mason dixon line chorus:
A E D As I was crossin dixie comin home, I'm comin home to stay
A E D Crossin dixie I learned my lesson in the time I was away
A E D Bout crossin dixie
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