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Louisiana Man
lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a fun
to do song recorded by Buck Owens and Don Rich. It isn't hard to learn,
it's up tempo with basic chords.
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Louisiana Man Recorded by Buck Owens & Don Rich written by Doug Kershaw
C At first mom and papa called little boy Ned
G7 C They raised him on the banks of the river bed
A houseboat tied to a big tall tree
G7 C A home for my mama and my papa and me
The clock strikes three papa jumps to his feet
G7 C Already mama's cooking papa something to eat
At half past papa he's ready to go
G7 C He hops in his pirogue headed down the bayou
F They got fishing lines strung across the Louisiana River
C F Gonna catch a big fish for us to eat They're setting traps in the swamp catching everything he can
C F Gonna make a living he's a Louisiana man
C F Gonna make a living he's a Louisiana man
C Muskrat hides a hanging by the dozen
G7 C Even got a lady make a muskrat's cousin
Pile of hide drying in the hot hot sun
G7 C Tomorrow papa's gonna turn them into mon
They call my mama Rita and my daddy Jack
G7 C A little baby brother on the floor that's Mac
Rynn and Lynn are the family twins
G7 C Big brother Ed's on the bayou fishing
On the river floats papa's great big boat
G7 C That's how my papa goes into town
Makes every bit of the night and the day
G7 C Then ever reach the place where the people stay
F I can hardly wait until tomorrow comes around
C F That's the day my papa takes his furs to town
Papa promised me that I could go
C F Even gonna see a cowboy show
C I see the cowboys and Indians for the first time then G7 C Told my pappy gotta go again
Papa said son we got the lines to run
G7 C We'll come back again first there's work to be done
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