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Son Of The South
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Son Of The South Written and recorded by Bill Anderson
G I was born eatin' gravy and black-eyed peas A7 Cracklin' bread and turnip greens D7 Washin' 'em down with a big RC G C I'm a son of the south
G I've picked tomatoes off of the vine A7 Watermelon in the summertime D7 Ate 'em in the shade of a Georgia pine G C I'm a son of the south
G B7 C I'm a son of a son of a son of the south A7 For generations of bless your heart D7 C And honey child hush your mouth G My great grand-daddy knew Robert E. Lee C A7 I knew Elvis and he knew me B7 E7 I learned about Jesus at my momma's knee A7 D7 G C Like every good son of the south
G I had one grand-daddy that was a preacher man A7 He loved the Lord and he hated sin D7 He used to let me go to church with him G C He was a son of the south
G My other grand-pappy ran a moonshine still A7 Up in the woods high on a hill D7 He took me there once and that was a thrill G C He was a son of the south
Repeat #3
G Now I've got a little boy six years old A7 He knows and he didn't have to be told D7 He was born with a whole lot of soul G C He's a son of the south
G He's already picked cotton and a little guitar A7 Drank his milk from a mason jar D7 He knows good and well where his roots are G He's a son of the south
Repeat #3
D7 Save your confederate money boys G I'm a son of the south
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