Evening Bells Are Ringing
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Evening Bells Are Ringing
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Moonlight shinning over Dixie
To my heart will ever bring
Dreams of snowy fields of cotton
Everywhere the darkies sing
In the evening in the moonlight
In dear old Tennessee
And the evening bells are ringing
Across the hills so tenderly
Moonlight makes me sigh for you dear
Makes me long to hold your hand
I know I'm missing hugs and kisses
Far away from Dixieland
My darling come come I am waiting
Come let me hold you very near
We'll build a bower among the flowers
Growing down in Dixieland
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