Buddy Jewell - Sweet Southern Comfort Lyrics
Misty sunriseIn my hometownRows of cotton, 'bout knee highMrs. Baker down the dirt roadStill got clothes out on the lineErwin Nichols, there with Judge LeePlayin' checkers at the ginWhen I dream about the southlandThis is where it all beginsFrom Carolina down to GeorgiaSmell the jasmine and magnoliaSleepy sweet homeAlabamaRoll tide, rollMuddy water, MississippiBlessed graceland whispers to meCarry on, carry on, sweet southern comfort, carry onCatchin' catfish on the riverChasin fireflies by the creekKissin Gary Williams' sisterOn the porch homecoming weekWith rusty cars and weeping willowsKeeping watch out in the yardJust a snapshot of downhome dixie, could be anywhere you areIn Carolina, or in GeorgiaOpen arms are waitin' for yaLouisianna, yellow rose of San Antone'Arkansas, MississippiOld man river whispers to meCarry on, carry on, sweet southern comfort, carry onAs I sit here, I'm surroundedBy these priceless memoriesI don't have to think about itThere's no place I'd rather beThan Carolina or in GeorgiaSmell the jasmine and magnoliaSleepy sweet homeAlabamaRoll tide, rollMuddy water MississippiBlessed graceland whispers to meCarry on, carry on, sweet southern comfortCarry on, carry on, sweet southern comfort, carry onmmm..mmm
