Songs From Dixie Land PDF Download

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1900 edition. Excerpt: ...me--all fun--An' I git one on Bill! WHEN SALLY PLAYED THE BANJO WHEN Sally played the banjo an' I danced--danced away, Thar' wuz not a happier feller in the settlement that day! Her cheeks, I know, wuz redder than the roses o' the spring, An' I danced the "double-shuffle," an' I cut the "pigeon-wing"! When Sally played the banjo, I kivered all the groun'; She could hardly play fer laughin' at the way I hopped eroun'! I never did git tired, ner ever stopped fer breath, Till I heard the shingles shakin' an' danced the floor to death! WHEN SALLY PLAYED THE BANJO When Sally played the banjo--that time I can't fergit, Fer me an' her is married, an' she's playin' of it 'yit! No matter how I'm feelin' now, I don't stan' any chance, Fer when Sally plays the banjo, please God, I've got to dance I CHRISTMAS TIMES IN BILL 'ain't no times like ol' times, boys, no matter what they say--No times that's ever goin' to come like them that's gone away; An' so, that takes me back ag'in to valley, plain an' hill, An' all the frosty fields we knowed, an' Christmas times in Bill! Thar' warn't a single county--an' thar wuz lots, you know--Could show up finer 'taters, or a fuller cotton row; An' as fer juicy Mountain Dew--it flowed from ever' still, An' thar' warn't no purtier women than the gals we sparked in Bill! CHRISTMAS TIMES IN BILL Thar' ain't no times like ol' times, boys! I min' one Christmas night, When the court-house floor wuz sanded, an' the fiddles goin' right, How we whirled our rosy pardners in the liveliest kind o' way, An' kissed 'em in the corners, an' danced into the day! An' how thar' come six weddin's from that Christmas dance, an' how (I tell you, I kin feel it whar' my heart's a-beatin'.now) I didn't mind the slippery...