| Song | Border of the Quarter |
| Artist | Leon Redbone |
| Album | Red to Blue |
| 作曲 : Davis | |
| I come back to New Orleans | |
| 'cause it's the only place I been | |
| where the air's so thick and sweet | |
| it feels like lovin' arms around me. | |
| Lazy trees, an ocean breeze, | |
| the rainy evenings listenin' | |
| To music oozing out of every door. | |
| It's like my heaven made to order | |
| 'side the border of the quarter | |
| lord ain't no place like I ever been before. | |
| I used to watch and wonder | |
| at the ones who sang the blues | |
| and try to find out why they wanna get so low | |
| But even though I can't explain it now | |
| I join in when they're singin' | |
| and when the song is over | |
| cry for more, Oh lord! | |
| There's something 'bout the way | |
| the women walk in New Orleans | |
| Maybe it's just me 'cause | |
| I'm in love with all I seen there | |
| Bedroom by the balcony | |
| laughter lifting from the streets - | |
| forgetting what my pocketwatch is for | |
| It's like my heaven made to order | |
| inside the border of the quarter | |
| lord there's no place like I ever been before. | |
| I used to watch and wonder | |
| at the ones who sang the blues | |
| and try to find out why they wanna get so low | |
| But even though I cant explain it now | |
| I join in when they're singin' | |
| and when the song is over | |
| Cry for more, "Oh lord!" | |
| I come back to New Orleans | |
| 'cause that's the only place I been | |
| where the air's so thick and sweet | |
| feels like lovin' arms around me. | |
| Lazy trees, an ocean breeze | |
| Rainy evenings listenin' | |
| To music oozing out of every door. | |
| It's like my heaven made to order | |
| 'side the border of the quarter | |
| Lord ain't no place like I ever been before. |
| zuò qǔ : Davis | |
| I come back to New Orleans | |
| ' cause it' s the only place I been | |
| where the air' s so thick and sweet | |
| it feels like lovin' arms around me. | |
| Lazy trees, an ocean breeze, | |
| the rainy evenings listenin' | |
| To music oozing out of every door. | |
| It' s like my heaven made to order | |
| ' side the border of the quarter | |
| lord ain' t no place like I ever been before. | |
| I used to watch and wonder | |
| at the ones who sang the blues | |
| and try to find out why they wanna get so low | |
| But even though I can' t explain it now | |
| I join in when they' re singin' | |
| and when the song is over | |
| cry for more, Oh lord! | |
| There' s something ' bout the way | |
| the women walk in New Orleans | |
| Maybe it' s just me ' cause | |
| I' m in love with all I seen there | |
| Bedroom by the balcony | |
| laughter lifting from the streets | |
| forgetting what my pocketwatch is for | |
| It' s like my heaven made to order | |
| inside the border of the quarter | |
| lord there' s no place like I ever been before. | |
| I used to watch and wonder | |
| at the ones who sang the blues | |
| and try to find out why they wanna get so low | |
| But even though I cant explain it now | |
| I join in when they' re singin' | |
| and when the song is over | |
| Cry for more, " Oh lord!" | |
| I come back to New Orleans | |
| ' cause that' s the only place I been | |
| where the air' s so thick and sweet | |
| feels like lovin' arms around me. | |
| Lazy trees, an ocean breeze | |
| Rainy evenings listenin' | |
| To music oozing out of every door. | |
| It' s like my heaven made to order | |
| ' side the border of the quarter | |
| Lord ain' t no place like I ever been before. |