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"Storyville" |
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Written By: Tony Carey © 1990 ED. Antenna / Polygram Songs Album: "Storyville" - 1990 Me and jodie left atlanta I snuck her out of her back door we drove that car down to savannah and jodie drove when I could drive no more we left the winter back in georgia I left the dust that filled my lungs she said my people were all born here we'll hit louisiana 'fore the morning comes she said this is it, this is where we stop you got nothing to lose if you ain't got a lot this is what we are this is where we belong if you listen very hard they'll be playing our song down in storyville where a man can live his life and get his fill this is storyville where there's music in the air and time to kill my father dug the wells in tulsa never quite got the grease off his hands he was a digger and a tough one but he never was a company man louisiana was inviting around the time ofthe boom those creole women moved like lighting and dixieland could really shake the room and my father said this is it, this is where we stop you got nothing to lose if you ain't got a lot this is what we are this is where we belong if you listen very hard they'll be playing our song tonight in storyville where a man can live his life and get his fill down in storyville where there's music in the air and time to kill this is storyville storyville this is storyville |
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