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Johnnie Allan - South to Louisiana (North to Alaska) lyrics
Joe Boudreaux left Breaux Bridge in the spring of forty-four Joe, Pierre his partner and his cousin Robichaux They crossed the 'Tchafalaya as they paddled their pirogue Through the swamps and the bayous to the Town of Thibodaux Where the bayous are windin', the crawfish they're findin' South to Louisiana to the town of Thibodaux Where the bayous are flowing, the crawfish they're growin' South to Louisiana to the town of Thibodaux FIGURE 1 & 3 curlique and boys run to the right Curlique with the corner one, then walk & dodge tonight Partner trade and a right & left thru and turn your girl and then Pass the ocean, do a recycle friend Allemande left with the corner, dosado your partner Swing your corner and promenade her too Where the bayous are flowing, the crawfish keep a-growin' South to Louisiana to the town of Thibodaux MIDDLE BREAK Allemande left with the corner and do a daisy chain Go right & left and turn back one, turn corner with a right hand round Go forward 2 with a left and right, turn back one and then Go an allemande left with the corner, go forward 2 again Go right & left and turn back one, turn corner with a right hand round Forward 2 with a left and right and turn back one and then Do an allemande left with the corner, promenade your partner South to Louisiana to the town of Thibodaux CLOSER Heads ready, grand parade Joe feel in love with a girl they called Maureen She came from Opelousas to be crowned the Crawfish Queen They sang and danced in Abbeville, did the same in Generet Got married in the springtime, settled down in Lafayette Where the crawfish are growing, the bayous are flowin' South to Louisiana to the town of Thibodaux Where the bayous are windin', the crawfish they're findin' South to Louisiana to the town of Thibodaux |
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