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!
D
Last morning I did tread the creek
G
Thinking how my boots do leak
D
‘Twas then that I was fain to speak
A D
To all you Naiads dear.
Chorus:
D
Well I’ll swim the french broad river
G
And become a little thinner
D
When I lay me down to dinner
A
At Dixie’s house to dine.
D
Well I’ll order in the brandy
G
And wine and summer shandy
D
A stronger braver man I’ll be
A D
For thee and me and mine.
D
A year ago today I sprung
G
From stone to rock aye every one
D
Amid the river wash and run
A
With my sweat-heart near.
Bm
The river-rocks did hold their fire
G
And with them my true love’s desire
D
And Johnny if you’ll be my squire
A
I’ll take you as my dear.
Chorus
D
But Janus meant to bind the lees
G
With a tether of ice about the knees
D
And when the river walk did freeze
A
My true love to me sang.
Bm
Last year I drank you down so wild
G
When you were cordial as a child
D
A tasty draft of bitter-and-mild
A
The glass it loudly rang.
Chorus
D
Had I the cocky red-breast song
G
To whistle Dixie all night long
D
For all the world that’s suffered wrong
A
And all you naiads dear.
Last Chorus
D
Well I'll swim the french broad river
G
And become a little thinner
D
When I lay me down to dinner
A
At Dixie’s house to dine.
D
Well I’ll order in the brandy
G
And wine and summer shandy
D
A stronger braver man I’ll be
A
For thee and me and . . .
D
Well I’ll swim the french broad river
G
And become a little thinner
D
When I lay me down to dinner
A
At Dixie’s house to dine.
D
Well I’ll order in the brandy
G
And wine and summer shandy
D
A stronger braver man I’ll be
A D
For thee and me mine.
Last morning I did tread the creek
G
Thinking how my boots do leak
D
‘Twas then that I was fain to speak
A D
To all you Naiads dear.
Chorus:
D
Well I’ll swim the french broad river
G
And become a little thinner
D
When I lay me down to dinner
A
At Dixie’s house to dine.
D
Well I’ll order in the brandy
G
And wine and summer shandy
D
A stronger braver man I’ll be
A D
For thee and me and mine.
D
A year ago today I sprung
G
From stone to rock aye every one
D
Amid the river wash and run
A
With my sweat-heart near.
Bm
The river-rocks did hold their fire
G
And with them my true love’s desire
D
And Johnny if you’ll be my squire
A
I’ll take you as my dear.
Chorus
D
But Janus meant to bind the lees
G
With a tether of ice about the knees
D
And when the river walk did freeze
A
My true love to me sang.
Bm
Last year I drank you down so wild
G
When you were cordial as a child
D
A tasty draft of bitter-and-mild
A
The glass it loudly rang.
Chorus
D
Had I the cocky red-breast song
G
To whistle Dixie all night long
D
For all the world that’s suffered wrong
A
And all you naiads dear.
Last Chorus
D
Well I'll swim the french broad river
G
And become a little thinner
D
When I lay me down to dinner
A
At Dixie’s house to dine.
D
Well I’ll order in the brandy
G
And wine and summer shandy
D
A stronger braver man I’ll be
A
For thee and me and . . .
D
Well I’ll swim the french broad river
G
And become a little thinner
D
When I lay me down to dinner
A
At Dixie’s house to dine.
D
Well I’ll order in the brandy
G
And wine and summer shandy
D
A stronger braver man I’ll be
A D
For thee and me mine.
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