[Verse 1] G In a dreary Yankee prison D Where a Rebel soldier lay D By his side there stood a preacher G ‘Ere his soul should pass away As he faintly whispered, ”Parson,” D As he clutched him by the hand D “Oh Parson, tell me quickly, G Will my soul pass through the Southland?” [Verse 2] [CHANGE KEY] A “Will my soul pass through the Southland, E Through old Virginia grand E Will I see the hills of Georgia A And the green fields of Ala-bam?” A “Will I see that little church house E Where I pledged my heart and hand E Oh Parson, tell me quickly, A Will my soul pass through the Southland?” [Verse 3] [KEY CHANGE] C “Was for lovin’, dear old Dixie G In this dreary cell I lie G Was for lovin’, dear old Dixie C In this northern state I die.” C “Will you see my little daughter? G Will you make her understand? G Oh Parson, tell me quickly, C Will my soul pass through the Southland?” [Outro] G C Then the Rebel soldier died
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