Georgia Rag
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Georgia Rag
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Now it was in a little georgia town I spent a week or two
There I saw a pretty little girl and they called her georgia sue
Her eyes revealed that she was lonesome too
Her teeth was pearly white and her hair was golden blonde
I ask her if she’d go with me and have a little fun
And so we danced to the georgia rag
The georgia moon it was shining
It seemed to smile from above
But now my heart keeps on pining
To tell her once more of my love
And so I’m heading back to georgia now and I’m hunting georgia too
I’m gonna find that gal and make her mine beneath that same ol’ moon
And then we’ll dance to the georgia rag
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Webb Pierce performs "Georgia Rag", and this lyric page sits inside the Webb Pierce catalog on LyroVerse.
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