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Artist: Krokus
Canonical path: /krokus/hoodoo-woman
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hoodoo Woman
Read Hoodoo Woman lyrics by Krokus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hoodoo Woman
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She blessed all dirty water
On a stormy full moon night
She walked through sand and fire
Never caught in a fight
He got that rattlesnake fever
Red dust on his boots
Demons and fallen angels
Got the black spider blues
Mamma was a hoodoo woman
Papa was a hoodoo man
Mamma was a hoodoo woman
Papa, was a hoodoo man
She`s drivin` hard that Chevy trail
Burnin` on both ends
She rocks the town of New Orleans
With her gypsy blend
A mean shootdown in Ed`s Saloon
Spirits join the sky
The undertaker said "I`ll never forget
The day, the whole town cried."
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Krokus performs "Hoodoo Woman", and this lyric page sits inside the Krokus catalog on LyroVerse.
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