Dixie on My Mind Lyrics: It rained all night in Frisco and my sleeping bag got soaked / I woke up this morning, I was cold and wet and broke / I lit up my last cigarette at the California line.

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Jul 25,  · I woke up this morning, I was cold and wet and broke I lit up my last cigarette at the California line But I got Dixie on my mind I flagged down a semi going into Denver town It was snowing in them Rockies and he had to shut her down And them Colorado Rocky Mountains sure are lookin' fine But I got Dixie on my mind Well, I got me a ride through Texas on a flat bed diesel truck He said, .

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Mar 31,  · A single line, “I wish I was in Dixie,” echoed in his mind. Before long, it would echo across the country. Few of us remember “Dixie” as antebellum America’s last great minstrel song. We see it as most did two years after its creation — as the anthem of the Confederacy. In Dixie Land I’ll take my stand, To lib and die in Dixie.

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And I'm heading back below that Dixie line No I just don't fit in and I'll never come back again But I'm busted here and I got Dixie on my mind Oh I'm stuck up here and I got Dixie on my mind. These people never smile or say a word They're all to busy trying to make an extra dime Oh I'd love to haul them all down around Spartanburg.

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"Dixie", also known as "I Wish I Was in Dixie", and other titles, is a popular song in the United States, especially the South, dating back to the mid 19th ballarnfeziussaikelv.xyzinfo is one of the most distinctively Southern musical products of the 19th century. It is considered a folk song and a part of the American historical culture. The song highlights the nickname of the South, "Dixie," which comes from.