| Well it’s three o’clock in the mornin' ya’ll
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| Oh, and I’m bidin' my time
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| Give me two more, Mr. Waiter
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| You know I got a whole lot on my mind
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| I’m going back to Louisian'
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| To that girl I left behind
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| I been to Memphis, baby, I been to Kansas City, too
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| Never met a woman who could love me like you do
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| Going back to Louisian'
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| To that girl I left behind
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| Yeah, she’s my kind of woman, ya’ll
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| She’s just my size
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| She knocks me out the way she looks me in the eye
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| Going back to Louisian'
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| To that girl I left behind
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| She used to live in Shreveport, but then she moved
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| Bet you ten to one she’s gone to Baton Rouge
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| I’m gonna look her up, if you know what I mean
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| If I have to go as far as New Orleans
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| Been fine talking to ya honey, but
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| You know that I
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| Got to find my baby, got to move on down the line
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| Back to Louisian'
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| To that girl I left behind
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| She used to live in Shreveport, but then she moved
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| I bet you ten to one she’s gone to Baton Rouge
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| I’m gonna look her up, if you know what I mean
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| If I have to go as far as New Orleans
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| Been fine talkin' to ya, honey, but
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| You know that I
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| Got to find my baby, and move on down the line
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| Going back to Louisian'
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| To that girl I left behind
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| Oh, yeah, I’m going back to Louisian'
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| To that girl I left behind |