The Fall Of Charleston

Tennessee Ernie Ford

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Tom:
G C G Oh have you heard the glorious news? Is the cry from every mouth
G C G D Charleston is taken and the rebels put to rout
G C And Beauregard the chivalrous, he ran to save his bacon
G When he saw general Sherman's yanks
C D And Charleston is taken
G C With a whack row-di-dow, a hunky boy is general Sherman
G C D G Whack row-di-dow, invincible is he [Verse 2]
G C G The South Carolina chivalry, they once did loudly boast
G C G D That the footsteps of a Union man should ne'er pollute their coast
G C They'd fight the yankees two to one, who only fought for booty
G C D But when the mudsills came along, it was legs do your duty
G C With a whack row-di-dow, Babylon has fallen
G C D G Whack row-di-dow, the end is drawing near [Verse 3]
G C G And from the sacred city, this valiant warlike throng
G C G D Skedaddled in confusion although 30, 000 strong
G C Without a shot, without a blow, or least sign of resistence
G C D And leaving their poor friends behind with the yankees for assisstence
G C With a whack row-di-dow, how are you southern chivalry?
G C D G Whack row-di-dow, your race is nearly run [Verse 4]
G C G And again o'er Sumpter's battered walls the stars and stripes do fly
G C G D While the chivalry of 61, in the last ditch does lie
G C With Sherman, Grant and Porter too, to lead our men to glory
G C D We'll squash old Jeff's Confederacy and then get hunky-dory
G C With a whack row-di-dow, how are you neutral Johnny Bull?
G C D G Whack row-di-dow, we'll settle next with you
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