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Artist: Waylon Jennings
Canonical path: /jennings-waylon/louisiana-women
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Louisiana Women
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Louisiana Women
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I got a gal in Baton Rouge she calls me Louisiana
She gives me a little something to eat she knows just what I want she treats me right
Lord Lord Lord treats me right (yes she does) treats me right (yeah take it Willie)
[ guitar ]
I went down to New Orleans to have myself a ball
The ladies there they don't care they just don't care at all
But they treat you right Lord Lord Lord treat you right Louisiana gal treats you right
[ harmonica ]
From the gulf of the Mississippi up to Baton Rouge
With the Louisiana ladies boy you just can't lose
They'll treat you right Lord Lord Lord treat you right yeah treat you right boy
[ steel - keyboard ]
I got a gal in Baton Rouge she called me Louisiana
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