VIRGIL CAINE 
IS MY NAME 
AND I DROVE ON 

THE DANVILLE TRAIN 
TILL STONEMAN'S 
THE CAVALRY CAME 
AND TORE UP 

THE TRACKS AGAIN 
IN THE WINTER 
OF SIXTY- FIVE 
WE WERE HUNGRY 

JUST BARELY ALIVE 
I TOOK THE TRAIN 
TO RICHMOND IT FELL 
IT'S A TIME 

I REMEMBER 
OH SO WELL 
THE NIGHT 
THEY DROVE 

OLD DIXIE DOWN 
AND ALL THE BELLS 
WERE RINGING 
THE NIGHT 

THEY DROVE 
OLD DIXIE DOWN 
AND ALL THE PEOPLE 
WERE SINGING 

THEY WENT 
NA NA NA NA NA NA 
NA NA NA NA NA NA 
NA NA NA 


BACK WITH MY WIFE 
IN TENNESSEE 
AND ONE DAY 

SHE SAID TO ME 
VIRGIL 
QUICK COME SEE 
'CAUSE THERE GOES 

'A ROBERT E. LEE 
I DON'T MIND 
CHOPPIN' WOOD 
AND I DON'T CARE 

IF THE MONEY'S 
NO GOOD 
JUST TAKE 
WHAT YOU NEED 

AND LEAVE THE REST 
BUT THEY SHOULD 
NEVER HAVE TAKEN 
THE VERY BEST 

THE NIGHT 
THEY DROVE 
OLD DIXIE DOWN 
AND ALL THE BELLS 

WERE RINGING 
THE NIGHT 
THEY DROVE 
OLD DIXIE DOWN 

AND ALL THE PEOPLE 
WERE SINGING 
THEY WENT 
NA NA NA NA NA NA 

NA NA NA NA NA NA 
NA NA NA 

LIKE MY FATHER 

BEFORE ME 
I'M A WORKING MAN 
AND LIKE MY BROTHER 
BEFORE ME 

I TOOK 
A REBEL STAND 
WELL HE WAS JUST 
EIGHTEEN 

PROUD AND BRAVE 
BUT A YANKEE 
LAID HIM IN HIS GRAVE 
I SWEAR BY THE BLOOD 

BELOW MY FEET 
YOU CAN'T RAISE 
A CAINE BACK UP 
WHEN IT'S IN DEFEAT 

THE NIGHT 
THEY DROVE 
OLD DIXIE DOWN 
AND ALL THE BELLS 

WERE RINGING 
THE NIGHT 
THEY DROVE 
OLD DIXIE DOWN 

AND ALL THE PEOPLE 
WERE SINGING 
THEY WENT 
NA NA NA NA NA NA 

NA NA NA NA NA NA 
NA NA NA