Confederate Anthem

David Allan Coe

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A Oh, I'm a good old rebel, now
E A that's just what I am,
A E And for this Yankee nation, I do not give a damn,
D A I'm glad I fought again' her, I only wish we'd won,
A I ain't asked any pardon for
E A anything I've done ... [Verse 2]
A I hates the Yankee nation, and
E A everything they do,
A I hates the Declaration Of
E Independence too,
D A I hates the glorious Union, 'tis dripping with our blood,
A E I hates the striped banner, I fit
A it all I could ... [Verse 3]
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A E I rode with Robert E. Lee for
A three years thereabout,
A Got wounded in four places, and I
E starved at Point Lookout,
D A I cauched the rheumatism, a-camping in the snow,
A But I killed a chance of Yankees,
E A and I'd like to kill some more ... [Verse 4]
A Three hundred thousand Yankees is
E A stiff in Southern dust,
A E We got three hundred thousand before they conquered us,
D They died of Southern fever and
A Southern steel and shot,
A I wish there were three million,
E A instead of what we got ... [Verse 5]
A I can't take up my musket, and
E A fight 'em now no more,
A E But I ain't gonna love 'em, now that is certain sure,
D A And I don't want no pardon for what I was and am,
A E I won't be reconstructed, and I do
A not give a damn ... [Verse 6]
A Oh, I'm a good old rebel, now
E A that's just what I am,
A E for this Yankee nation, I do not give a damn,
D A I'm glad I fought again' her, I only wish we'd won,
A I ain't asked any pardon, for
E A anything I've done ...
A I ain't asked any pardon, for
E A anything I've done.
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