| Fried pickles, drunk chicken, crawfishin’in the creek.
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| Wild Turkey, deer jerky, tough as Tarzan’s feet.
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| Hot women, skinny swimmin’barely bellybutton deep
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| Turn muddy river water into sweet, sweet tea
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| Hay loft lovin’in the holler 'hind the house
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| No doubt about it, what I love about the South
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| Loretta Lynn, Maker’s Mark, it’s Kentucky as can be Jack Daniel’s, Dolly Parton hold the hills of Tennessee
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| Finger pickin', bluegrass blowin’in the wind around here
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| We believe the Book of John and we drive John Deeres
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| The Devil came to Georgia, Mr. Daniels showed him out
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| No doubt about it, what I love about the South
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| What I love (what I love)
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| About the South (about the South)
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| If you need a Dixie Fix just a’come on down
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| It’s what I love (what I love)
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| About the South (about the South)
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| Southern Belles with a drawl make you stop and drop your jaw, come on y’all,
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| shut your mouth…
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| It’s what I love about the South.
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| Grew up down here and it’s where I’ll grow my kids
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| Old Mc Donald had a daughter, get 'er done, got 'er did
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| Corn grows in rows on a cob, and flows from a jar, in a Rocky Top bar.
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| A little fountain from the mountain even made the Possum shout
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| What I love about the South
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| What I love (what I love)
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| About the South (about the South)
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| If you need a Dixie Fix just a’come on down
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| What I love (what I love)
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| About the South (about the South)
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| Southern Belles with a drawl make you stop and drop your jaw, come on y’all,
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| shut your mouth…
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| It’s what I love about the South.
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| (Sung to the tune of Dixie)
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| It’s what I love, what I love, what I love, about the South
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| See y’all! |