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Well, it was out in |
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California by the |
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San Diego sea |
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That was when |
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I was taken in and it left its mark on me |
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Yeah, she nearly drove me crazy with all those china toys |
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And I know she really didn't mean a thing to those sailor boys |
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Louisiana rain is falling at my feet |
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Baby, I'm noticing the change as |
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I move down the street |
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Louisiana rain is soaking through my shoes |
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I may never be the same when |
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I reach Baton |
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RougeSouth |
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Carolina put out its arms for me |
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Right up until everything went black somewhere on lonely street |
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And it was just some mean old poison that |
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I took up my nose |
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Thank God for a love that followed the angel's antidote |
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Louisiana rain is falling just like tears |
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Running down my face washing out the years |
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Louisiana rain is soaking through my shoes |
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I may never be the same when |
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I reach Baton |
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Rouge, oh yeah |
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Well, I never will get over this |
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English refugee |
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Singing to the jukebox in some all night beanery |
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Yeah, he was eating pills like candy, chasing them with tea |
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You should have seen him lick his lips, that old black muddied beak |
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Louisiana rain is falling at my feet |
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Honey, I'm noticing a change as |
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I move down the street |
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Louisiana rain is soaking through my shoes |
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I may never be the same when |
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I reach Baton |
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RougeLouisiana rain, yeah, it's falling just like tears |
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It's running down my face washing out the years |
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Louisiana rain is soaking through my shoes |
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I may never be the same when |
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I reach Baton |
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RougeNo, I may never be the same when |
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I reach Baton |
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Rouge |
