What is I Come from Sunny Dixie?

I Come from Sunny Dixie is a Broadway song from Fad and Folly.

What show is I Come from Sunny Dixie from?

I Come from Sunny Dixie is from Fad and Folly, a Broadway musical.

Who wrote I Come from Sunny Dixie?

I Come from Sunny Dixie was composed by Rupert Hughes with lyrics by Rupert Hughes.

Can I sing I Come from Sunny Dixie at Sing with the Stars?

Sing with the Stars features songs from many Broadway shows including I Come from Sunny Dixie. Members sing karaoke alongside real Broadway performers at live nights in NYC.

I Come from Sunny Dixie

from Fad and Folly Original (1902)

I Come from Sunny Dixie is a song from Fad and Folly. Sing I Come from Sunny Dixie alongside real Broadway performers at Sing with the Stars in New York City.

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Credits

Composed by: Rupert Hughes
Lyrics by: Rupert Hughes

Characters

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Chorus

from Fad and Folly

From the show

I Come from Sunny Dixie appears in Fad and Folly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is I Come from Sunny Dixie?: I Come from Sunny Dixie is a Broadway song from Fad and Folly.
What show is I Come from Sunny Dixie from?: I Come from Sunny Dixie is from Fad and Folly, a Broadway musical.
Who wrote I Come from Sunny Dixie?: I Come from Sunny Dixie was composed by Rupert Hughes with lyrics by Rupert Hughes.
Can I sing I Come from Sunny Dixie at Sing with the Stars?: Sing with the Stars features songs from many Broadway shows including I Come from Sunny Dixie. Members sing karaoke alongside real Broadway performers at live nights in NYC. Request an invite.

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