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Spirits, the devil and the bayou.

Cajun Country (c)2003

Down in cajun country
Bout' a mile from where my granpa lived
Stood an old beat up shack where the moonshine flowed
I remember as a boy, granpa used to tell me son
Stay away from there my boy there's trouble you don't know

When this boy became of age I had to find out things for myself
So I took the boat downriver, where the moonshine flowed

CHORUS
Don't you know the devil dances on the wind down in the bayou country
If you don't watch your step you might even lose your soul

Many years have passed since then
Granpa died one early spring
But if you go out on the levy
You can hear the spirits sing

Don't you know the devil dances on the wind down in the bayou country
If you don't watch your step you might even lose your soul


Dan Emory