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VirgilBm Cain iDs my name, and I servedG on the Danville train Bm D
Till Stoneman's cBmavalry came and toGre up the tracks agBmain. G
In the winter of 'D65, we were Bmhungry, just Gbarely alive.Bm
By May the 1G0th, Richmond had fell
And it's a Dtime I rBmemember, oh, soE well.
The DNight, They BmDrove Old GDixie DDown
And all the Bmbells were ringing,
The DNight, They BmDrove Old GDixie DDown
And all the Bmpeople were singing, they went
DNa na na na Bmna na na Ena na na na na Gna na na. D C B A D D C B A
BmBack with my wife in DTennessee, when Gone day she called to mBme, D
"Virgil,Bm quick come see!G Virgi,l there goes Robert E. LeBme." G
Now I don't mind Dchoppin' wood
And BmI don't care if the mGoney's no good.
Just Bmtake what you need and you Gleave the rest
But they Dnever should have Bmtaken the very bEest.
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BmLike my father beDfore me,G I will work the Bmland D
And like my brother aBmbove meG, who took a rebelBm stand.
He was Gjust 18,D proud and brave
But aBm Yankee laid him Gin his grave.
I Bmswear my the mud beGlow my feet
You Dcan't raise a Caine back uBmp when he's in defEeat.
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