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And now let's have a song from Hot October. I got a tale of old Dixie.

I love turn she loved me.

What's the sort of thing this should not be?

I got a tale of old Dixie

I heard a how

I heard a howling to the night,

I turned my head a look, then ran away in the frights.

Then I saw you there rising from the bar,

the pick-up in your step, my eyes are in your heart.

She said, listen to me, son, come on here with me.

I want to talk to you about the LA scene.

Said, I think it's all about how you live how you treat your life

Then suddenly it seemed as always slipped into the night

You got me Dixie, you got me going

Dixie, no don't let me go you got me Dixie you got me going Dixie no

don't let me go I got a tale of old Dixie. She was close but never free.

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