Lyrics:
my friend
For just a little while
First summer you sailed on down to New Orleans
I was a victor, you were a Cajun queen
You had many fellas
county line
By the looks of the gridlock outside
It's gotta be about 3:39
Everybody rushin' from place to place
The looks on their face ain't no
by the river
Watch the ships come in
Every time I'm in New Orleans
I feel like I'm in love again
Good band is playing, night is rolling on
Let's
Well I've got a long black six passenger limousine
A palace in Dallas a club in New Orleans
Diamonds on my fingers silk imported clothes
And I
standing there
And about by the way that you moved
I couldn't help the way I stared
There were some mysterious folks
They led me here to you
Lead me
Deep down in louisiana close to new orleans
Way back up in the woods among the evergreens
There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood
Where lived
and sightless, half-wit boy
But Lewis was my name though I could not say it
I was born and raised in New Orleans
My spirit was wild, so I let the river
my friend
For just a little while
First summer you sailed on down to New Orleans
I was a victor, you were a Cajun queen
You had many fellas
Now, won't you batter down by Baton Rouge, River Queen, roll it on
Take that woman on down to New Orleans, New Orleans
Go on, I've had enough, dump my
I was walking to the store, gonna buy some autumn jam
I had some with my bread, and I gotta say, it slams
But on the way there, I was stopped by
One night in New Orleans on a Super Bowl Sunday
In a bar with a big screen TV
She was there with some girls they were down from Montreal
And she
|I'm heading down to New Orleans|My baby done broke my heart|I'm heading down to New Orleans||Find me another man |Find me another man|Sittin by that
Jam
This that summer jam
This that summer jam
This that summer jam
This that summer jam
This that summer jam
Chill out with your squad
Roll a bunch
Dawson being chased down by her pa
Shots went flyin’ I’m not lyin’ so how much will it cost me to disappear in New Orleans?
If I give you this El Camino
Way down Louisiana close to New Orleans,
Way back up in the woods among the evergreens...
There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood,
Where
Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans
Way back up in the woods among the evergreens
There stood a log cabin made
Of earth and wood
Where lived
Piece by piece
I release
Once was mine
Now undone
Turned blue
Like New Orleans
And went down like
A southern sun
I still feel you
Beneath
of a fatal disease
MC's freeze at thirty-two degrees below
Justice served, now watch us bust this herd
In the head with another jam set by the brother
and
The witch queen of New Orleans
She lived in a world of magic
Possessed by the devil's skew
From a shack near the swamp lands
Of mud pie brick
Marie
to Esplanade
They sashay by...
They sashay by...
New Orleans Ladies
A flair for life, love and laugher
And they hold you like the night
Holds a chill when this
a summer jam fan where are my bands
Where my rubber band mans, my rubber bands mans
It's official bang your pistols
Play your money it's funny I mean
Yeah...a chick-a-doom, chick-a-doom chick-a-doom
[Chorus:]
That's the joint, that's the jam
Turn that shit up, play it again
That's
On a greyhound bus, Lord I'm traveling this morning
I'm going to Shreveport and down to New Orleans
Been driving these highways, been doing things
Street to Esplanade
They sashay by
They sashay by
New Orleans Ladies
A flair for life, love and laughter
And they hold you like the night
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