Song | South Of I-10 |
Artist | Sonny Landreth |
Album | South Of I-10 |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Landreth | |
I woke up in Mississippi in '51 | |
Migrated next door became a native stepson | |
Grew up on the rhythm of Clifton and Cleveland | |
And the Red Hot Louisiana Band | |
Rocking my baby through the Seventies roll | |
In '81 I counted thirty years old | |
Turning me loose and yet holding me close | |
Life was a waltz that wouldn't let go | |
Allons danser, Allons danser | |
Come on let's dance, come on let's dance | |
South of I-10 we really had it made | |
Lafayette boomed 'till they capped offshore | |
Then the oil families couldn't take it no more | |
A two-step too fast with one foot slower | |
I lost my partner when we hit the floor | |
Allons danser, Allons danser | |
Come on let's dance, come on let's dance | |
South of I-10 we really had it made | |
While the band was cookin' at the bar I went broke | |
And Clifton's accordion was starting to smoke | |
With a gold toothed grin and a laugh and a shout | |
He said "I feel like a jet y'all, we're takin' off now!" | |
So rock me high through the ups and the lows | |
'Til the music stops and it's time to go | |
Accept this dance for the life we know | |
And we'll get back up when we hit the floor | |
Allons danser, Allons danser | |
Come on let's dance, come on let's dance | |
South of I-10 we really got it made |
zuo qu : Landreth | |
I woke up in Mississippi in ' 51 | |
Migrated next door became a native stepson | |
Grew up on the rhythm of Clifton and Cleveland | |
And the Red Hot Louisiana Band | |
Rocking my baby through the Seventies roll | |
In ' 81 I counted thirty years old | |
Turning me loose and yet holding me close | |
Life was a waltz that wouldn' t let go | |
Allons danser, Allons danser | |
Come on let' s dance, come on let' s dance | |
South of I10 we really had it made | |
Lafayette boomed ' till they capped offshore | |
Then the oil families couldn' t take it no more | |
A twostep too fast with one foot slower | |
I lost my partner when we hit the floor | |
Allons danser, Allons danser | |
Come on let' s dance, come on let' s dance | |
South of I10 we really had it made | |
While the band was cookin' at the bar I went broke | |
And Clifton' s accordion was starting to smoke | |
With a gold toothed grin and a laugh and a shout | |
He said " I feel like a jet y' all, we' re takin' off now!" | |
So rock me high through the ups and the lows | |
' Til the music stops and it' s time to go | |
Accept this dance for the life we know | |
And we' ll get back up when we hit the floor | |
Allons danser, Allons danser | |
Come on let' s dance, come on let' s dance | |
South of I10 we really got it made |
zuò qǔ : Landreth | |
I woke up in Mississippi in ' 51 | |
Migrated next door became a native stepson | |
Grew up on the rhythm of Clifton and Cleveland | |
And the Red Hot Louisiana Band | |
Rocking my baby through the Seventies roll | |
In ' 81 I counted thirty years old | |
Turning me loose and yet holding me close | |
Life was a waltz that wouldn' t let go | |
Allons danser, Allons danser | |
Come on let' s dance, come on let' s dance | |
South of I10 we really had it made | |
Lafayette boomed ' till they capped offshore | |
Then the oil families couldn' t take it no more | |
A twostep too fast with one foot slower | |
I lost my partner when we hit the floor | |
Allons danser, Allons danser | |
Come on let' s dance, come on let' s dance | |
South of I10 we really had it made | |
While the band was cookin' at the bar I went broke | |
And Clifton' s accordion was starting to smoke | |
With a gold toothed grin and a laugh and a shout | |
He said " I feel like a jet y' all, we' re takin' off now!" | |
So rock me high through the ups and the lows | |
' Til the music stops and it' s time to go | |
Accept this dance for the life we know | |
And we' ll get back up when we hit the floor | |
Allons danser, Allons danser | |
Come on let' s dance, come on let' s dance | |
South of I10 we really got it made |