(I’ll Be In Virginia in the Morning) A sure-fire fox-trot song from 1925 Words by Cliff Friend Music by Walter Donaldson
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Chorus:
Let it rain, let it pour
There ain’t no rain where I’m headin’ for
I’ll be in Virginia in the morning
Where the sky’s always blue
The bright sunshine seems to welcome you
When that dewy Dixie day is dawning
There I’ll meet my sweet forget-me-not
There is where I’ll live and love a lot
I’m shouting, Let it rain, let it pour
Say! I won’t cry but I’ll smile once more
I’ll be in Virginia in the morning
Chorus:
Let it rain, let it pour
There ain’t no rain where I’m headin’ for
I’ll be in Virginia in the morning
Casey Jones, he’s my friend
He’ll wake me up at my journey’s end
When that dewy Dixie day is dawning
Picture me when I get off that train
In my dear old Mammy’s arms again
Say if you see a pin, pick it up
‘Cause I found one and I had good luck
I’ll be in Virginia in the morning