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Guess the 1970s song lyrics #310

1977. The song was written by a New Orleans artist (not this guy). The lyrics were inspired by the songwriter's childhood memories of visits to relatives in the Louisiana backwoods and storytelling under the stars. This singer (yes, the guy pictured) liked the song because it reminded him of his own childhood on an Arkansas farm.
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Answer
Southern
nights
Have
you
ever
felt
a
Southern
night
Free
as
a
breeze
Not
to
mention
the
trees
Whistlin
tunes
that
you
know
and
love
so
Southern
nights
Answer
Just
as
good
even
when
you
closed
your
eyes
I
apologize
To
anyone
who
can
truly
say
That
he
has
found
a
better
way
hey
yeah
Southern
skies
Answer
Have
you
ever
noticed
Southern
skies
In
Southern
sky
Oh
its
precious
beauty
lies
just
beyond
the
eye
It
goes
runnin
through
your
soul
Like
the
stories
told
Answer
of
old
Old
man
He
and
his
dog
that
walk
the
old
land
Every
flower
touched
his
cold
hand
As
he
slowly
walked
by
Weepin
willows
could
cry
Answer
for
joy
Joy
Feels
so
good
Feels
so
good
it's
frightening
Wish
I
could
Stop
this
world
from
fighting
La
da
da
da
da
la
da
da
da
Answer
da
da
Da
da
da
da
da
da
da
da
da
da
da
da
Mystery
Like
this
and
many
others
in
the
trees
Blow
in
the
night
In
Answer
the
Southern
skies
Southern
nights
They
feel
so
good
it's
frightening
Wish
I
could
Southern
nights
Stop
this
world
from
fighting
Da
da
da
da
da
Da
da
Answer
da
da
da
da
Da
da
da
da
da
da
da
da
da
Da
da
da
da
da
da
da
da
da
Southern
skies
Have
you
ever
noticed
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