Grandpa I've Been Thinking Bout You Lately

Wondering If You'd Found Your Peace Of Mind

I Guess You'd Be Proud To Know Your Grandsons

Never Crossed That Mason Dixon Line

And I Still Sing The Old Songs That You Taught Me

And I Still Pray To Jesus Now And Then

And Just Like You I Wish That He Would Save Me

To See The Day The South Will Rise Again



Daddy Wore His Purple Heart So Proudly

Long Before I Turned Into A Man

Buried With Our Flag Across His Casket

I Was Still Too Young To Understand

And I Still Sing The Old Songs That You Taught Me

And I Still Pray To Jesus Now And Then

And Just Like You I Wish That He Would Save Me

To See The Day The South Will Rise Again



Mama Spent Her Last Years In The Garden

While I Took My Turn Behind A Gun

Lord I'd Give My Life To Find The Freedom Lost Within The Old Songs That You Sung

And I Still Sing The Old Songs That You Taught Me

And I Still Pray To Jesus Now And Then

And Just Like You I Wish That He Would Save Me

To See The Day The South Will Rise Again