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We got the delta of the mighty Mississipp’
Dr. John’s patois – oh really quite hip
Shotgun houses from front to rear
Just being humble, just being clear
People call us crazy, but we still want to live here!
We got a real rich French and Spanish history
Who can say no to beignets and chicory?
Huey P’s name is something we hold dear
Just being humble, am I being clear?
People call us crazy, but we still want to live here!
We got potholes the size of a country or two
I do love my gumbo with a spicy roux
Six feet below sea level, Green Wave to cheer
Just being humble, hoping to be clear
People call us crazy, but we still want to live here!
Humidity and heat melts you on the spot
Buried ‘bove ground and the music’s scorchin’ hot!
Big Easy’s the norm, back at ‘cha next year
Just being humble, did I make myself clear?
People call us crazy, but we still want to live here!
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Memory Cafe 3:49
03:49
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The stars are bright as I drive tonight
Back to San Angelo.
The years have past and still I ask
Why’d I decide to go?
Follow your dreams they said
But I always looked back instead.
Your green eyes to my surprise
Stole my young heart away
And as we grew I always knew
I’d be moving west to LA
Follow your dreams you said
But I always looked back instead.
Welcome to the Memory Café
Open every night, open every day.
The menu’s mostly free but sometimes you gotta pay
You’ll always have a seat at the Memory Café.
The stars are bright as I drive tonight
Moonlight dancing on the snow.
Reflecting time in a song that’s mine
With words from long ago
Follow your dreams I said
But I always looked back instead.
Welcome to the Memory Café
Open every night, open every day.
The menu’s mostly free but sometimes you gotta pay
You’ll always have a seat at the Memory Café.
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Melodia de Tu Amor 3:13
03:13
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Escucho la melodía de tu amor
Incluso si aparte hay una razón
Me encanta saber que tu canción
Está tocando su melodía en mi corazón
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Attitude No.5 1:58
01:58
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NOLA Will Survive 3:31
03:31
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New Orleans is my hometown
And I know for sure it will always be around.
Sometime you win, sometimes you lose
Make no mistake, it’s just how you choose.
I believe the sun will shine every day; I know it’s true
The melody of your soul plays on; I have faith in you.
NOLA will survive
To live another day.
NOLA will survive
Laissez les bon temps rouler!
It’s funny how life moves on
You snap your fingers, and then it’s gone.
I find strength in my point of view
I’ll never waiver when it comes to you.
I believe the sun will shine every day; I know it’s true
The melody of your soul plays on; I have faith in you.
NOLA will survive
To live another day.
NOLA will survive
Laissez les bon temps rouler!
New Orleans
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Little Jewford New Braunfels, Texas
Little Jewford is recognized around the world from his days as Kinky Friedman’s keyboard player and sidekick (Kinky Friedman and The Texas Jewboys). He’s been called a “man of many voices” and a ”first-class showman".
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