Kershaw Doug - Louisiana Man

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Band name Kershaw Doug
Song name Louisiana Man
Tab type Guitar tab
Added 05/23/2008
Size 1.66 kb
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Here ya go.  Greg, please file under "Doug Kershaw" (and/or Charlie Pride).

LOUISIANA MAN
by Doug Kershaw, also made famous by Charlie Pride
charted by Bo Frazer 
Note: for chords, every pair of verse lines just hangs on the
D, with a quick A back to D at the end.  The chorus is just
hangs on the G the whole time.
Note: There are a bunch more words, I think!  Feel free to 
amend this; it's all I can remember.  (Something about "Marissa
and Liz are the family twins, Baby on the floor, that's Mack...")
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Verse1:
First Momma Poppa call a little boy Ned,
Raise him on the banks of the riverbed,
In a houseboat tied to a big tall tree,
Home for my Momma and my Poppa and me.

Verse2:
Half-past three Poppa jumps to his feet,
Already Momma cooking Poppa somethin' to eat,
Half-past five Poppa's ready to go,
Jumps in his hero headed down the bayou.

Chorus1:
Got fishin' lines running cross the Louisiana river
Gonna catch a big fish for us to eat,
Settin' traps in the swamp, catchin' everything they can
Gonna make a livin', he's a Lousiana man,
Gonna make a livin', he's a Lousiana man,

Verse3:
Muskrat hides hangin' by the dozen,
Even got a little baby muskrat cousin,
Got 'em out dryin' in the hot, hot sun,
Tomorrow Poppa's gonna turn 'em into money

Chorus2:
I can hardly wait until the mornin' comes around,
That's the day my Poppa taked the furs to town,
Last time he told me that I could go,
Maybe even catch a cowboy show,

Verse4:
Saw cowboys and Indians for the first time then,
Told my Poppa, "Got to come back again."
Poppa said, "Son, we got lines to run.
We'll come back again; there's work to be done."

(Chorus1)

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