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Louisiana rendezvous |
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We keep traditions alive |
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Mississippi passing through |
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Crossroad tell me where I will go this time |
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Black cat bones |
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Inside this body you're never alone |
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Enchanted stones |
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Spirits gather; stronger together |
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People do believe a skeleton key |
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Is hidden in the mind |
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Hoodoo ceremony the knowledge is free |
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So use it while you can |
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They're on the bayou to write |
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The book of black magic might |
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And southern conjuration |
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They have no right |
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To open Pandora's box |
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And let the wicked things out |
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This is a witchcraft enterprise |
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To take your honor away |
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They are the children of the swamp |
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Led by the powers of the mojo bag |
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Conjuring Queen |
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Inside this brain you never will see |
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Revenge is sweet |
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We ain't gonna take it, get ready to break it |
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People do believe a skeleton key |
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Is hidden in the mind |
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Hoodoo ceremony the knowledge is free |
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So use it while you can |
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They're on the bayou to write |
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The book of black magic might |
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And southern conjuration |
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They have no right |
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To open Pandora's box |
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And let the wicked things out |
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Brought by the slaves |
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To America's states |
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A wise man said: they won't forget |
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They're on the bayou to write |
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The book of black magic might |
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And southern conjuration |
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They have no right |
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To open Pandora's box |
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And let the wicked things out |
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Superstitious man |
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Run while you can |
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A wise man said: you're already dead |
