Examples of 'old dixie' in a sentence
Meaning of "old dixie"
Old Dixie: a colloquial term used to refer to the southern United States, specifically the region of the country that was once part of the Confederate States of America
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The night they drove old dixie down bass cover.
Old Dixie down ♪ Most likely.
Just listen close to old Dixie here.
The night they drove old Dixie Briscoe down, and the people were singin '.
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The night they drove old Dixie down and the people were singing.
Hmm . that would be the old dixie.
This is where the old Dixie Tabernacle used to be.
She 's down south in dear old Dixie.
This is where the old Dixie Tabernacle used to be . Come on.
Go on, ask her about old Dixie.
Night they drove old Dixie down, the Robbie Robertson.
Here it joins Illinois Route 1, which runs contiguous with the old Dixie Highway 's original course.
It 's old Dixie Mafia . They primarily operate out of Frankfurt.
The night they drove old Dixie down, down.
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It 's old Dixie mafia . They primarily operate out of Frankfort.
Besides, it's about time the old Dixie Damsel crew had a little reunion.
Robbie Robertson / The Band wrote ' The night they drove old Dixie down '.
The night they drove old Dixie down / Joan Baez / written by Robbie Robertson.
Well, good old Dixie.
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