| Down in Louisiana
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| Where the blues bloodline run deep
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| Grandpa was a preacher
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| Apple don’t fall far from the tree
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| Daddy sang the blues
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| And the bloodline run through me
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| Grandpa died, Daddy gone
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| Now I’m here to carry on bloodlines
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| All the young ones coming on
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| I got to pass it on, bloodlines
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| Blues bloodline run deep
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| I got the blues from my head to my feet
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| Grandma put me on the morning bench
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| I had to jump up and begin to sing
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| Glory hallelujah
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| Grandma used to pray all alone
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| I loved to sit and listen to her moan and groan
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| Yeah, yeah, yeah
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| Mama told me a story
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| How’d she plant the seed?
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| When she rocked me in the cradle, oh
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| She’d sing the blues to me
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| Roots run deep
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| The apple don’t fall far from the tree
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| Down in Louisiana
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| Bloodline
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| Baton Rouge
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| Bloodline
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| Erwinville
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| Bloodline
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| Port Allen
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| Bloodline |