| 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 |