Whistling Dixie
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Whistling Dixie
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Yea I like to run with the ol' dogs
Learned some bad habits from my paw paw
I got an in with the outlaws
An I can only sing like I talk ya'll
I like to smoke from my left hand
Crank it out, stomp in a bar band
Firin' up another when the song ends
And hangin' out here with my new friends...cause'
I'm the son of the son of the south
Daddy redneck mama half hippie
Taught how to talk straight not back
Or my little white butt get a whippin'
I like catfish coockin on a creek bank
Kind you can't find in the city ya'll
I ain't just whistlin' dixie
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Hilary Duff performs "Whistling Dixie", and this lyric page sits inside the Hilary Duff catalog on LyroVerse.
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