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As the state song of Virginia, "Carry Me Back To Old Virginny" grew roots, giving it even more staying power than "Dixie," and for many of its supporters, an intractable nostalgia. Defenders of the song point out that it was written by a black man and recorded by a number of black artists, Louis Armstrong and Ray Charles among them. But it's hard to defend lines like: There's where this old darkey's heart am long'd to go There's where I labor'd so hard for old Massa. This song inspired the title of Old Crow Medicine Show's 2012 album Carry Me Back, and also an original song they wrote for that album called "Carry Me Back to Virginia. The history of the song held a continual fascination for Old Crow's Ketch Secor. He decided to make a song that was similar in the sense that it praised something that was horrible beneath the surface, so he wrote "Carry Me Back to Virginia.

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Title: Carry Me Back to Old Virginia. Download original 320Kbps, . 5 Mb, 02:51. Album: The State Songs Volume Three (2012). Artist: Rick Pickren. Money online! Converting/Cutting.

from album: Carry Me Back (2012). Well I come from the valley, I'm a rebel boy. Born on the banks of the Shenandoah. In '61, I went to the war, To win one for Virginia! Ya my brother went first and they called me to. I was green as clover in the morning dew. So I marched to the drum and I sang to the tune. Carry me back to Virginia! (Bridge 1) Fire in the cannon, water in the well, Raced through the valley with a rebel yell. I learned right quick how to march like hell and affix that bayonet. Wont ya carry me back? Wont ya carry me back? Carry me back to Virginia.

Album: Rock It Boy, 2014. Great Rockabilly cover of this classic pop song by a band from London and South East, UK. Carry Me back to Old Virginny was written by an African American minstrel, James Bland, in the last century and has been Virginia's state song since 1940.