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Artist: Louis Armstrong
Canonical path: /louis-armstrong/bourbon-street-parade
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Bourbon Street Parade
Read Bourbon Street Parade lyrics by Louis Armstrong on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Bourbon Street Parade
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Let's fly down
or drive down
to New Orleans.
That city,
'so pretty,
it's so extreme.
I'll take you,
I'll parade you,
down Bourbon Street.
You'll see all the hot spots,
you'll meet all those big shots,
down on New Orleans
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Louis Armstrong performs "Bourbon Street Parade", and this lyric page sits inside the Louis Armstrong catalog on LyroVerse.
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