Dixie Babylon
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Dixie Babylon
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We went down
To the old part of town
By the stinking canal
And the cotton mill
Under a ghetto palm,
With her bicycle shorts on
With a gesture, she said to me:
"i really must confess
I'd like to get undressed
With you."
And though the thought
Had never really crossed my mind,
Oh, that was a line,
So i went along.
We ran out
Under the turning leaves
The fetid earth,
It was damp and cool
Well autumn`s feeble light
On her salty neck
All innocence, it was lost
I really must confess
I am feeling quite distressed
My stars are always crossed
And i have always taken
More than i have given back,
And as a matter of fact,
I've given nothing up.
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Cracker performs "Dixie Babylon", and this lyric page sits inside the Cracker catalog on LyroVerse.
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