Beautiful sad love song, from a Civil War era.  Sung by Suzanne Whitehead, all the way from Australia.  Cello played wonderfully by Noella Diaz.  Mixed and mastered at America In Tune Studios, Chicago IL
GEORGIA-lyric
Drifting by Savannah
Sails on empty wind
Lately he had Georgia on his mind

She wore a blue bandanna
With a tattoo on her shin
The type of girl you rarely ever find

When she laid him down to rest
Took him in her arms
Knowing it was worth a life of danger
Spent their last night together
Better now than never
Nothing but a loving rebel stranger

He marched on through Savannah
With Sherman on his heels
Whistling songs of Georgia on his mind

The bloody blue bandanna
You’ll not know how it feels
To leave the one you love so far behind

When she laid him down to rest
Took him in her arms
Knowing it was worth a life of danger
Spent their last night together
Better now than never
Nothing but a loving rebel stranger

When she laid him down to rest
Took him in her arms
Knowing it was worth a life of danger

GEORGIA--(Feat Suzanne Whitehead)

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