Six Songs of the Old South

Song Cycle by Sidney Homer (1864 - 1953)

1. Way down South
 (Sung text)

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An azure sky, a warm brown face,
Soft black eyes and a dazzling mouth,
A red bandanna, touched with gold--
And this is the color, 'way down South.
 
A bird that plays on a mocking flute,
A melting drawl from a smiling mouth,
A tinkling banjo hid in the shade --
And this is the music, 'way down South.

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2. The Song of the Watcher

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3. When the Angels Call

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4. Long Ago

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5. At Last

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6. Old Watt and the Rabbits

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