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Artist: Laurel Aitken
Canonical path: /laurel-aitken/back-to-new-orleans
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Back To New Orleans
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Back To New Orleans
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Well, Im going, well, Im going home
Well, Im going, well, Im going home
Im going back to New Orleans
Well, my babe, well, my babe is gone
Well, my babe, well, my babe is gone
Im going back to New Orleans
No more weeping no more crying, no more running around
Cause I know, Ive found the woman that loves me all the time
Im going, yeah, yeah, yeah, Im going
Im going, uou, uou, uou, Im going
Im going back to New Orleans
No more weeping no more crying, no more running around
Cause I know, Ive found the mama that loves me all the time
Im going, yeah, yeah, yeah, Im going
Im going, uou, uou, uou, Im going
Im leaving Kansas City back to New Orleans
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