Dixiland Delight(Chords)

	        Intro:   G D Cm G 

G                                   D 
Rollin down-a backwoods Tennessee byway 
Em              C                G 
One arm on the wheel, holdin' my lover 
          D         Em                 C 
With the other, a sweet, soft Southern thrill 
                Em                  D 
Worked hard all week, got a little jingle 
         Em              C 
On a Tennessee Saturday night 
              G           D 
Couldnt feel better, Im together  
        Cm         G 
With my Dixieland Delight 

Chorus 
         D                 Em                              C 
Spend my dollar, park in a holler neath the mountain moonlight 
          G                      D 
Hold her up tight, make a little lovin 
                Em                      C 
A little turtledovin on a mason-Dixon night 
       Em           C         Cm        G 
Its my life, oh, so right, my Dixieland Delight 

Instrumental:   G D Em C 
                G D Cm G 

G                                 D 
White-tail buck deer, munchin on clover 
         Em                 C 
Red-tail hawk, sittin on a limb 
           G                    D 
Chubby old groundhog, croakin bullfrog 
        Em                       C 
Just as free as a feelin in the wind 
                  Em                    D 
Homegrown country girl, gonna give me a whirl 
     Em                 C 
On a Tennessee Saturday night 
           G                D 
Lucky as a seven; livin in heaven 
        Cm         G 
With my Dixieland Delight 

        (Chorus) 

Double-time Intro Em F# G (2X) 

Tricky part here: The remainder of the song is played with  
. 
I quickly add the capo while someone else is playing the Doubletime intro. 

Instrumental Verse 
(Chorus) - Acapella 
Short Instrumental:     G D Em C 
                        G D Cm G 
1st Verse 

Short Instrumental:     G D Em C 
                        G D Cm G 

        Em          C 
Its my Life, Oh so right 
        Em          C 
Its my Life, Oh so right 
   Cm         G 
my Dixiland Delight.
	        

Written by Ronnie Rogers