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Artist: Abigail Washburn
Canonical path: /abigail-washburn/rockabye-dixie
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Rockabye Dixie
Read Rockabye Dixie lyrics by Abigail Washburn on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rockabye Dixie
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Me and dixie we'd waste away
Sleep through the night and all the next day
Sleep through the sun rain and moon
Here in this room
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O rockabye my dixie child
O rockabye my dixie child
Me and dixie we rolled and dreamed
Time held us alone in this world it seemed
Then morning broke and awoke
You from me
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Come back dixie i'll rock you to sleep
Back to our dreams our twisted sheets
Cradle those fading stars
Here in my arms
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Abigail Washburn performs "Rockabye Dixie", and this lyric page sits inside the Abigail Washburn catalog on LyroVerse.
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