Louisiana
Year 1920
Lyrics by Arthur FreedMusic by Oliver G. Wallace Sherman, Clay and Co. San Francisco |
First Verse Each time I hear a robin sining, I picture fields of sugar cane Louisiana land of sunshine, I long to be there once again Second Verse Down in an old moss covered cottage, That's where I always long to be There is no palace could replace it, For it is home sweet home to me Chorus Louisiana, Memry of the olden ways My old sweetheart In those good old barefoot days Blue skies and Blue eyes That is all I seem to see Louisiana, I can hear your message to me. CLICK HERE TO PLAY THIS SONG |
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