[00:37.08] I've seen the bright lights of Memphis [00:40.63] And the Commodore Hotel [00:44.49] And underneath a street lamp [00:47.55] I met a southern belle [00:49.76] Well, she took me to the river [00:53.81] Where she cast her spell [00:57.08] And in that southern moonlight [01:00.27] She sang this song so well [01:02.39] If you'll be my Dixie chicken [01:06.11] I'll be your Tennessee lamb [01:09.80] Or we can walk together down in Dixieland [01:14.92] Down in Dixieland [01:20.08] [01:43.89] Well, we made all the hotspots [01:47.96] My money flowed like wine [01:50.52] Then the low-down southern whiskey [01:54.23] Began to fog my mind [01:56.35] And I don't remember church bells [02:00.10] Or the money I put down [02:03.31] On the white picket fence and boardwalk [02:06.64] On the house at the end of town [02:09.80] But boy, do I remember [02:13.04] The strain of her refrain [02:16.52] The nights we spent together [02:19.27] And the way she called my name [02:22.01] If you'll be my Dixie chicken [02:25.53] I'll be your Tennessee lamb [02:29.12] Or we can walk together down in Dixieland [02:34.44] Down in Dixieland [02:39.51] [03:03.01] Well, it's been years since you ran away [03:06.84] Yes, that banjo player sure could play [03:10.38] She always liked to sing along [03:13.30] She's handy with a song [03:15.88] Then one night at the lobby [03:19.68] Of the Commodore Hotel [03:23.15] I chanced to meet a bartender [03:26.34] Who said he knew her well [03:28.89] And as he handed me a drink [03:32.24] He began to hum a song [03:35.91] And all the boys there at the bar [03:39.19] Began to sing along [03:41.45] If you'll be my Dixie chicken [03:45.02] I'll be your Tennessee lamb [03:48.52] Or we can walk together down in Dixieland [03:53.84] Down in Dixieland [03:57.14]