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Dixie Lullabye

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Dixie Lullabye

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When summers green with envy

Of winters crystal dress

Then well lay down in the grass

And make ourselves a nest

And underneath the heavens

Where angels go to die

Well pretend the world is ending

And well sing this lullabye

Ladida ladidoo

Dixie lie dixie lou

Lifes for fools like me and you

Ladida ladidoo

And the rolling of the thunder

And the fallin of the rain

And the whisper of the grass

Will be our sweet refrain

As we listen to the fire

As it sings its fiery tune

Well hold our hands together

And hang our hearts upon the moon

And our lives will come and go

And well wonder where they went

And our time will seems so precious

When most of it is spent

We'll struggle in the shadows

And our dreams may come undone

And our hearts they may be broken

As we dance under the sun

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