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New Orleans Woman Lyrics by Roy Brown

Hard Times

1967

You talk about gals so let me tell ya ‘bout mine
She full of good lovin’ all of the time
Long straight hair down her back
And she lives in an itty bitty one room shack
She stands tall, five feet ten
She ain’t too fat, she ain’t too thin
She ain’t too old, she ain’t no teen
She lives down yonder in New Orleans
New Orleans
Land of the creole queens
New Orleans
Gumbo rice and them good red beans
I’ve been told a monkey can’t talk
I’ve been told a dead man can’t walk
I’ll tell ya this, it ain’t no lie
That gal of mine will make a dead man cry
New Orleans
Land of the creole queens
New Orleans
Gumbo rice and them good red beans
Look out
Ooh, I feel good
Come on baby
New Orleans
Land of the creole queens
New Orleans
Gumbo rice and them good red beans
Hey, all aboard
All aboard, first stop New Orleans
Looka here baby, the French Quarter’s
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About “New Orleans Woman” by Roy Brown

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"New Orleans Woman" is credited to Roy Brown. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"New Orleans Woman" appears on "Hard Times" in 1967.

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