"Dixie Blues" genre: Southern Rock
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	As a transplant from the North, this is my homage to the South. Another awesome production by Gary Burnette. (If you like Tom Petty, give this a listen.)
	Credits: Artist Dave Berg & the GB Band
	Story Behind the Song Dave Berg is a great singer/songwriter on his own. Lucky for me that he did this demo. Gary Burnette has produced artists for major labels. He's also an amazing guitar player as you'll hear. The track was cut and mixed in his home studio. Lyrics Was it something in the water of the Mississippi Wild honeysuckle that made your lips Taste so sweet, mm, hmm sugar sweet Could've been a hummingbird gave your voice a song Tennessee rain that made your skin so, so Fine and soft, oh yeah, oh yeah Memphis mama, how'd you get so pretty Ain't nothing like you back in Kansas City Now I'm good and gone Can't get over your eyes Feeling the fire Southern soul shining in those Dixie blues Did lightning make the flame that's burning in your touch Sun on the cotton fields that gave your cheeks That applepie blush, oo too much How'd you get me smiling from ear to ear Spinning around like a riverboat wheel Churning, churning up All churned up What's going on with those eyes Like fire in the night That's Southern soul in those Dixie blues Can't get over your eyes Feeling the fire Southern soul shining in those Dixie blues I hear it in the music Feel it in the heat Smell it in the air Soul going way back, far back to Adam and Eve Can't get over your eyes Baby, the fire Southern soul shining in those Dixie blues No getting over Those Dixie blues Joyce Harrison & Gary Burnette © Luvu Luvu Music, ASCAP

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