Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
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
A E D through end
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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
A E D through end
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