Tonart: D major
Verse 1
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All right, we'll keep this
Louisiana vibe going.
This is a song off our new record.
It's an old folk song about a man
who falls in love with a beautiful
Louisiana girl.
We'll
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We'll see
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Asus4
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It was on one fine
March morning that I bid
New
Orleans adieu
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And I took the road to
Jackson
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Town with my fortunes to renew
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There I could have borrowed money,
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It set my heart to longing for
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Pontchartrain
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And I hopped on board a railroad
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car beneath the morning sun
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And I rode the rides till the evening,
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then I laid me down again
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How strange is that, no friends to meet
Till a dark girl talks
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Pontchartrain
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And I say, my pretty
Creole girl
My money, it is no good
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If it weren't for the alligators
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I'd be sleepin' out in the woods
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You're welcome here, kind stranger
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Though our house it is quite plain
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But we've never turned a stranger out
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She took me to her mommy's house
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Her hair in jet black ringlets
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Around her shoulders fell
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To try and fake her beauty
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I sure would be in vain
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So handsome was that pretty old girl
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Parcher
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Train
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So I asked that girl to marry me,
she said it could never be
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For she had got a lover
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She said that she would wait for him,
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Till he returned to his pre -old girl
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Parcher train
So fare you well, my
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Creole girl I'll never see thee no more
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But I won't forget your kindness
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In the cottage by the shore
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And at the big social gathering
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A full glass I'll drink
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And I'll take a hug to my pre -old girl
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On the banks of the
Outro 1
Pontchartrain
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