Tom Lehrer - I wanna go back to dixie

^F7I ^Bbwanna go ^F7back to ^Bbdixie, ^Bb7Take me ^Ebback to dear ol' dixie, ^EdimThat's the ^Bbonly ^Fmli'l ol' ^G7place for li'l ol' ^C7me. ^F7Ol' times ^Bbthere are not for-^Bb7gotten, Whoppin' ^Ebslaves and sellin' cotton, ^EdimAnd ^Bbwaitin' for the ^C7robert E. Lee^F7.

I'll ^Bbgo back to the swanee, Where pel-^Bb7lagra makes you scrawny, And the ^Ebjasmine and the tear gas spell ^Gb/Ejust f^Bbine.^{Bdim F7} I ^Bbreally^Bbdim am a-f^F7ixin' To go ^Bbback where^Fm6 there's no ^G7mixin' Down ^C7below that mason-^F7dixon ^Bbline.^F7

^CPoll Tax. ^CHow I love ya, ^CHow I love ya. ^C7My Dear Ole Poll^C Tax

Won'tcha ^Bbcome with ^Bb7me to ^Ebalab^Ebmammy, Back ^Bbto the a^Bb7rms of my ^Ebdear ol' ^Ebmmammy, Her ^Bbcookin's ^Bb7lousy and her ^Ebhands are ^Ebmclammy, But ^Bbwhat the ^F7hell, it's ^Bbhome.

SUNG - Yes, for ^F7paradise the ^Fdimsouthland is my ^F7nominee. Jes' give ^F7me a ham hock ^Fdimand a grit of ^F7hominy.

^F7I wa^Bbnna s^F7tart re^Bblaxin' ^Bb7Down in ^EbBirmingham or Jackson. ^EdimAnd h^Bbave some ^Fmfun while ^G7no one int^C7erfere^F7s I wanna ^Bbtalk with southern ^Bb7gentlemen And ^Ebput my white sheet on aga^Edimin, I ^Bbain't seen one good ^C7lynchin' in years^F7. The ^Bbland of the boll weevil, Where the ^Bb7laws are medieval, Is ^Ebcallin' me to come and neve^Gb/Ermore ^Bbroam^Bdim. ^F7 I wanna ^Bbgo back ^Bdimto the s^F7outhland, That "y^Bb'all" and "^Bdimshut-my-^F7mouth" land, ^BbBe ^F7it ^Bbe--^F7/Bbver ^Bbso dec^Ab-a-^G7dent, There's ^C7no ^F7place like ^Bbhome^F7. ^Bb