The Legend Of The Rebel Soldier chords by Lee Ann Womack
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Verse 1
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In a dreary Yankee prison
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Where a rebel soldier lay,
by his side there stood a preacher,
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Ere his soul should pass away.
And he faintly whispered, Parson,
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as he clutched him by the hand
Oh, Parson, tell me quickly,
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will my soul pass through
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the south wind?
Will my soul pass through the South Link
To my old Virginia green?
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Will I see the hills of Georgia
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and the green fields of Alabama?
Will I see that little church house
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where I pledge my heart and hand?
Oh, Parson, tell me quickly
Will my soul pass through
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the Southland?
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Was for lovin', dear old Dixie,
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In this dreary cell I lie.
Was for lovin' dear old Dixie
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In this northern state I've died
Will you see my little daughter
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Will you make her understand
Oh, Parson, tell me quickly
Will my soul pass through
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the Southland?
With his soul pure as a lily
In his body sanctified
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In that dreary Yankee prison,
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the brave rebel soldier died.
Then the parson looked up to heaven
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and in blessing raised his hand.
Father, grant this soldier's wishes
May his soul pass through
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the Southland you
The Legend Of The Rebel Soldier
Lee Ann Womack
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