The Band - THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Band [Hm]Virgil[D] Caine is my name,[G] and i served on the Dannville[Hm] train Till Stonewalls Cavalry came and tore up the tracks again [G]In the winter of '65 [D]we were hungry,[Hm] just barely al[G]ive [Hm]By May 10th Richm[G]ond had fall ? i[D]t was a time that i r[Hm]emember well[E] [D]The night the[Hm]y drove old di[G]xie down, and t[D]he bells were ringin'[Hm] The night they drove old Dixie down, and the people were singin' → D-Hm-E-G l (guitartabs.cc)

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Band [Hm]Virgil[D] Caine is my name,[G] and i served on the Dannville[Hm] train Till Stonewalls Cavalry came and tore up the tracks again [G]In the winter of '65 [D]we were hungry,[Hm] just barely al[G]ive [Hm]By May 10th Richm[G]ond had fall ? i[D]t was a time that i r[Hm]emember well[E] [D]The night the[Hm]y drove old di[G]xie down, and t[D]he bells were ringin'[Hm] The night they drove old Dixie down, and the people were singin' → D-Hm-E-G l (guitaretab.com)

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Band THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN - Robbie Robertson CAPO 1st FRET [Am]Virgil [C/G]Cain is the name and I [F]served on the Danville [Am]train [C/G]Till Stoneman's [Am]cavalry came and [F]tore up the tracks a-[Am]gain [F]In the winter of [C]sixty-five, we were [Am]hungry, just [F]barely alive By [Am]May the tenth, [F]Richmond had fell It was a [C]time I re-[Am]member all so [D]well CHORUS The [C/G]night they [F]drove old Dixie [C/G]down And all t (guitaretab.com)

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Band THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN - Robbie Robertson CAPO 1st FRET [Am]Virgil [C/G]Cain is the name and I [F]served on the Danville [Am]train [C/G]Till Stoneman's [Am]cavalry came and [F]tore up the tracks a-[Am]gain [F]In the winter of [C]sixty-five, we were [Am]hungry, just [F]barely alive By [Am]May the tenth, [F]Richmond had fell It was a [C]time I re-[Am]member all so [D]well CHORUS The [C/G]night they [F]drove old Dixie [C/G]down And all t (guitartabs.cc)

Via la la la la. Back with my wife in Tennessee when one day she called to me Virgil, quick come see there goes Robert E. Lee! Now I don t mind chopping 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. Like my father before me I will work the land And like my brother above me who took a rebel stand He was just eighteen proud and brave but a Yankee laid him in his grave I swear by the mud below my feet you (guitaretab.com)

Via la la la la. Back with my wife in Tennessee when one day she called to me Virgil, quick come see there goes Robert E. Lee! Now I don t mind chopping 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. Like my father before me I will work the land And like my brother above me who took a rebel stand He was just eighteen proud and brave but a Yankee laid him in his grave I swear by the mud below my feet you (guitartabs.cc)

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Band THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN (The Band) [C] [Am] Virgil [C/G]Caine is the name, and I serve[F]d on th[F/E]e Danvill[Dm]e train, [Am] 'Til Stoneman'[C/G]s Calvery came an[F]d tore up th[F/E]e tracks[Dm] again. [Am/E] In the winter o[F]f '65, We wer[C]e hungry, jus[Dm]t barely alive. [Am/E] By May the tenth[F], Richmond had fell, it's a ti[C]me I [Dm]remember, oh s[D]o well, (Chorus) The [C/G]Night They Dr[Fmaj7]ove Old Dixie [C/G]Down, an (azchords.com)

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Band Virgil Kane is t[Em]he name[G] And I se[C]rved on the Danville t[Am]rain 'T[Em]ill Stoneman's cav[G]alry came And to[C]re up the tracks ag[Am]ain [Em]In the winter of '[C]65 We were hu[G]ngry, just bar[Am]ely alive By [Em]May the 10th, Ri[C]chmond had fell I[G]t's a time I reme[Em]mber, oh so w[A]ell The ni[G]ght they dro[C]ve old Dixie do[G]wn And the b[Em]ells were ringing The nig[G]ht they d[C]rove old Dixie do[G]wn And the pe[Em]ople were singi (azchords.com)

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Band THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN (The Band) [C] [Am] Virgil [C/G]Caine is the name, and I serve[F]d on th[F/E]e Danvill[Dm]e train, [Am] 'Til Stoneman'[C/G]s Calvery came an[F]d tore up th[F/E]e tracks[Dm] again. [Am/E] In the winter o[F]f '65, We wer[C]e hungry, jus[Dm]t barely alive. [Am/E] By May the tenth[F], Richmond had fell, it's a ti[C]me I [Dm]remember, oh s[D]o well, (Chorus) The [C/G]Night They Dr[Fmaj7]ove Old Dixie [C/G]Down, an (azchords.com)

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Band The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down [Bm]Virgil[D] Caine is my name,[G] and i served on the Dannville[Bm] train Till Stonewalls Cavalry came and tore up the tracks again [G]In the winter of '65 [D]we were hungry,[Bm] just barely al[G]ive [Bm]By May 10th Richm[G]ond had fall â??[D] it was a time that i[Bm] remember well[E] [D]The night the[Bm]y drove old di[G]xie down, and t[D]he bells were ringin'[Bm] The night they drove old Dixie down, and the pe (azchords.com)