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Yankee And Dixie

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Yankee And Dixie

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And I can't take this anymore

I just watched my love walk out the door

and if it wasn't for bad luck I wouldn't have no luck at all

I love Dixie

and she loves me

I love Dixie, but sometimes Yankee sets me free

So, baby, now what do we do

all the tears you cried, where they worth what I put you through

hell, if it wasn't for bad love you might not get no love at all

I love Dixie

and she loves me

I love Dixie, but sometimes Yankee sets me free

I know you love me

but so does she

I know you love me, so baby stay with me

I know you love me, so baby stay with me

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