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 The South, the tSouth, the glorious South, 
 
 Now calls forth all her ninn. 
 Let her suuiinons fly from mouth to luouth. 
 
 To gather stragglers iu. 
 
 We hear it. rmJ will quick respond 
 
 From oiir homes— Our cause. 
 Our fire-siiies and families fond. 
 
 We will uphold Jefl"s lawt^. 
 
 With Lee to lead us who'll despair 
 
 Of hanging Lincoln high 
 As Haman — and to birds of air 
 
 His body soon a prev shall fly. 
 
 South Carolina lead.s the van, 
 
 The South now follows soon 
 We'll mako tht; North dance to a man, 
 
 For Dixie* is our tune. 
 
 Old Maryland will yet be true. 
 
 We feel and know it well. 
 And Southern breezes soon to von. 
 
 Our rallying shall tell. 
 
 *Dixie has alreadv been adopted a? a National Air by the Soutb- 
 \l^ ern Confedrac v . 
 
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