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Dixie Chicken chords by Little Feat

  • G

  • D

  • Am

  • C

  • Bb

  • Gm

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Intro 1
(G major)
Verse 1
I've seen the bright (G major) lights of Memphis
And the Commodore Hotel (D major)
And underneath a street lamp,
I met a (A minor) (C major) Southern belle (A minor)
(C major) Well, (A minor) she (C major) took me to the river (G major) ,
where she cast her spell (D major)
And in that southern moonlight,
she sang a song so well (G major)
If (C major) you'll

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Verse 2
(G major) be my Dixie chicken,
I'll be your Tenessee lamb (D major)
(G major) And (D major) we can walk (G major) to gether (D major)
down in (G major) Dixieland
Down in Dixieland
Verse 3
Well, (G major) (C major) (G major) (D major)
(G major) we made all the hot spots,
my money flowed like wine (D major)
Then that low down southern
whiskey began to fog my mind (G major)
(B flat major) And (G major) I don't (C major) remember (G major) church
bells or the money I put down (D major)
On the white picket fence and boardwalk
of the house at the edge of town (G major)
Oh, (C major) (G major) but (C major) boy,
do I (G major) remember the strain of her refrain (D major)
The nights we spent together,
and the way she called (G major) my name
If (C major) you'll
Verse 4
(G major) be my Dixie chicken,
I'll be your Teness (D major) ee lamb
And we can walk together
down (G major) in Dixieland
Down (C major) in (G major) Dixieland
Interlude 1
(G major)
Verse 5
Well, it's (G major) been a year since she ran away
Yes, that guitar play (D major) er sure could play
She always liked to sing along,
she's always handy (G major) with (G minor) a song (G major) (C major) (B flat major)
(C major) Then one night in the (G major) lobby, yeah,
of the Commodore Hotel (D major)
I chanced to meet a bartender
who said he knew her well (G major)
And (C major) as he handed (G major) me a drink,
he began to hum a song (D major)
And all the boys there, at the bar,
began to sing along (G major)
Verse 6
If you'll (G major) be my Dixie chicken,
I'll be your Teness (D major) ee lamb
And we can walk (G major) to gether (D major)
down (G major) in Dixieland
Down (C major) in (G major) Dixieland
Outro 1
(G major) (C major) (G major) (C major) (G major)
(G major)
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