Alternate Title: At the Dixie Jubilee

Alternate Title: Down at the Huskin' Bee

January 1909

First Line: How'd you like to see a huskin' beeFirst Line of Chorus: Come along and let's be merryKe...

Alternate Title: Where I Met My Dixie Lee

January 1919

First Line: Will I ever tire of Dixie, well I should murmur nixieFirst Line of Chorus: Louisiana, is...

Alternate Title: With a Bumpty Umpty Ay!

January 1911

First Line: When Mary first went to the seashoreFirst Line of Chorus: Mary went 'round and around an...

Alternate Title: 'Cause It's Moonlight Now in Dixieland

January 1913

First Line: Choo! Choo! Choo! Come on, Sue, Here comes that old side-wheelerFirst Line of Chorus: Fl...

Alternate Title: Down to New Orleans

January 1919

First Line: Have you heard, have you heard, have you heardFirst Line of Chorus: When they run that a...

Dixie Darling

January 1909

First Line: Way down below Mason Dixon lineFirst Line of Chorus: My Dixie darling, list to this song...

Alternate Title: A Song of the South

January 1902

First Line: The sweet magnolias are in bloom, the fields are white as snowFirst Line of Chorus: You'...

Mississippi Moon

January 1919

First Line: They sing of moons along with ragtime tunesFirst Line of Chorus: Underneath the Mississi...

Dixie Moon

January 1911

First Line: Mocking birds are singing in the Cypress tree, underneath the Dixie moonFirst Line of Ch...

Alternate title: Tell the Folks in Dixie

January 1918

First Line: I'm feeling blue and so would you so far away from Dixie-LandFIrst Line of Chorus: Keep ...

Alternate Title: When the Whole Darn World Goes Dry

January 1919

First Line: Ev'rybody seems to talk of prohibition, and what they'll drink when evrything is dryFirs...

Till the Swanee River Runs Dry

January 1919

First Line: While Dixie moonlight shines above youFirst Line of Chorus: 'Till the cotton blossoms bl...

Dixie Lullaby

January 1919

First Line: There's a tale they tell about dixieFirst Line of Chorus: Down in dear old dixie where t...

Alternate Title: Lindy Lou

January 1904

First Line: Down Louisiana where the Mississippi's flowing, oh, oh, Miss LindyFirst Line of Chorus: ...

Alternate Title: Where the Cherry Blossoms Fall

January 1917

First Line: In a lotus perfumed bow'rFirst Line of Chorus: Where the cherry blossoms fallKey: G Majo

Alternate Title: Down at the Huskin' Bee

January 1909

First Line: How'd you like to see a huskin' beeFirst Line of Chorus: Come along and let's be merryKe...

Alternate Title: Where I Met My Dixie Lee

January 1919

First Line: Will I ever tire of Dixie, well I should murmur nixieFirst Line of Chorus: Louisiana, is...

Alternate Title: With a Bumpty Umpty Ay!

January 1911

First Line: When Mary first went to the seashoreFirst Line of Chorus: Mary went 'round and around an...

Alternate Title: 'Cause It's Moonlight Now in Dixieland

January 1913

First Line: Choo! Choo! Choo! Come on, Sue, Here comes that old side-wheelerFirst Line of Chorus: Fl...

Alternate Title: Down to New Orleans

January 1919

First Line: Have you heard, have you heard, have you heardFirst Line of Chorus: When they run that a...

Dixie Darling

January 1909

First Line: Way down below Mason Dixon lineFirst Line of Chorus: My Dixie darling, list to this song...

Alternate Title: A Song of the South

January 1902

First Line: The sweet magnolias are in bloom, the fields are white as snowFirst Line of Chorus: You'...

Mississippi Moon

January 1919

First Line: They sing of moons along with ragtime tunesFirst Line of Chorus: Underneath the Mississi...

Dixie Moon

January 1911

First Line: Mocking birds are singing in the Cypress tree, underneath the Dixie moonFirst Line of Ch...

Alternate title: Tell the Folks in Dixie

January 1918

First Line: I'm feeling blue and so would you so far away from Dixie-LandFIrst Line of Chorus: Keep ...

Alternate Title: When the Whole Darn World Goes Dry

January 1919

First Line: Ev'rybody seems to talk of prohibition, and what they'll drink when evrything is dryFirs...

Till the Swanee River Runs Dry

January 1919

First Line: While Dixie moonlight shines above youFirst Line of Chorus: 'Till the cotton blossoms bl...

Dixie Lullaby

January 1919

First Line: There's a tale they tell about dixieFirst Line of Chorus: Down in dear old dixie where t...

Alternate Title: Lindy Lou

January 1904

First Line: Down Louisiana where the Mississippi's flowing, oh, oh, Miss LindyFirst Line of Chorus: ...

Alternate Title: Where the Cherry Blossoms Fall

January 1917

First Line: In a lotus perfumed bow'rFirst Line of Chorus: Where the cherry blossoms fallKey: G Majo

Alternate Title: Down at the Huskin' Bee

January 1909

First Line: How'd you like to see a huskin' beeFirst Line of Chorus: Come along and let's be merryKe...

Alternate Title: Where I Met My Dixie Lee

January 1919

First Line: Will I ever tire of Dixie, well I should murmur nixieFirst Line of Chorus: Louisiana, is...

Alternate Title: With a Bumpty Umpty Ay!

January 1911

First Line: When Mary first went to the seashoreFirst Line of Chorus: Mary went 'round and around an...

Alternate Title: At the Dixie Jubilee

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