Joan Baez - The night they drove old dixie down

^AmVirgil Ca^C/Gine is my name and I dr^Fove on the Danville tr^Amain ^C/GTill so much c^Amavalry came and t^Fore up the tracks a^Amgain ^FIn the winter of 's^C/Gixty-five, we were hu^Amngry, just ba^Frely alive ^AmI took the train to R^Fichmond that fell It was a ^C/Gtime I reme^Ammber, oh, so we^Dll ^D7

The n^C/Gight they dr^Amove old Di^Fxie d^C/Gown And all the b^Amells were ringin'; The n^C/Gight they dr^Amove old Di^Fxie d^C/Gown And all the p^Ameople were singin'; they went: ^C/GLa, la, la, la, ^Amla, la, la ^DLa, la, la, la, la, la ^FLa, la, la

^AmBack with my wife in T^C/Gennessee And ^Fone day she said to ^Amme ^C/GVirgil, q^Amuick come see ^FThere goes the Robert E. ^AmLee ^FNow I don't mind c^C/Ghopping wood And I d^Amon't care if the m^Foney's no good Just t^Amake what you need and l^Feave the rest But they should ^C/Gnever have t^Amaken the very b^Dest ^D7

The n^C/Gight they dr^Amove old Di^Fxie d^C/Gown And all the b^Amells were ringin'; The n^C/Gight they dr^Amove old Di^Fxie d^C/Gown And all the p^Ameople were singin'; they went: ^C/GLa, la, la, la, ^Amla, la, la ^DLa, la, la, la, la, la ^FLa, la, la

L^Amike my father b^C/Gefore me, ^FI'm a working ^Amman A^C/Gnd like my brother befo^Amre me, ^FI took a rebel s^Amtand Oh, he was j^Fust 18, p^C/Groud and brave But a y^Amankee laid him i^Fn his grave I sw^Amear by the blood bel^Fow my feet You can't r^C/Gaise a Caine back ^Amup when he's in d^Defeat ^D7

The n^C/Gight they dr^Amove old Di^Fxie d^C/Gown And all the b^Amells were ringin'; The n^C/Gight they dr^Amove old Di^Fxie d^C/Gown And all the p^Ameople were singin'; they went: ^C/GLa, la, la, la, ^Amla, la, la ^DLa, la, la, la, la, la ^FLa, la, la ^Am