DIXIETMOO)) ciieas py Jace YELLEN a ‘AULA Rie a T FOR TO-NIGHT,’ eeNi r ; WHYTE ; we , Are You From Dixie? *.* eT (Cause Tm From Dixie/Too) eee, Ve jf JACK FELON f GEORGE L, COE cn nt i eta cay tt tt i Hel to there stran ~ ger! how do you do? it was a> way dack in eighty — nine, Pp Sscomeshing 1 oS anit bo eur prised, Tavsedihe old Geol but Tre yearned, no. tive Dut Tye just sur- mised, Youre fromthe placo whore 1 long to be, 770 all the good old pals 1 oft be hind. My bome sway down in A= Ia bahi— . GS | My sin-ny home-tand, Yim sure-ly flit tin’ ‘Yur amiing ff@8 seems to say to me, ‘Youre flom my ofn land, On plen-ta= ton near Baring - hut, "And ono figs eor-tain, \ Copyright NONY ty NWitmack & Sons NevSONS f5110-2 Teanitional Copyright Seoxz%d eo. “ | 1 ¥CHORUS ‘Ten me tna Gein «(Are you from Diik-f8? i \ “lyre tio fields of cotton bece-on fo me. Tn glad to see yoa,——— Toll mo low bo you — Atd the friends Tm long-ing to soo. If youre fom A- fa -ba-ma, Ten-nes-see or An-~¥ place be -low the Ma-son Dixon line Then youte fram Dic-io, ee Hur-tey for Sass "cause Tim from Dix- ie