CAJUN BABY by Hank Williams Jr. - (1969)
Cajun Baby
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"Cajun Baby" is a song by Hank Williams, Jr. The lyrics were written by his father, Hank Williams, to which Junior composed music. The song appeared on the 1969 album Songs My Father Left Me. The single rose to #3.
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Lyrics
CAJUN BABY
Recorded by: Hank Williams, Jr.
Lyrics by Hank Williams, Sr.
Music by Hank Williams, Jr.
CHORUS
[D] Way down yonder in the Bay-ou country
In [A] dear old [D] Louisan'
That's where lives my Ca-[*D/F#] jun Baby
The [E] fairest one in the [A] land
Her [D] teeth are white and pearly
Hair black as coal
I [G] wouldn't trade my Cajun Baby
[D] For the world's gold
Way down yonder in the Bay-ou country
In [A] dear old [D] Louisan'
[D] My hearts been sad and lonely
Sinc the [G] day I left her [D] side
But today I got [*D/F#] her letter
Said she'd [E] be my Cajun [A] bride
Gonna [D] go and wed my Cajun Baby
And [G] live by the old [D] Bayou
Eat a lots of shrimp and crawfish
Ride a-[A] round in my old [D] piroque.
CHORUS
Before the sun goes down this eve-nin'
I'll be on my way
To see my Cajun Baby
And there I'm gonna stay
On a Saturday night we go dancin'
And listen to the fiddle-o
Lawd! I got me a Cajun Baby
Just livin' and lovin' by the old Bay-ou.
CHORUS
[Thanks to joe for tabs]
courtesy of Cowboy Lyrics
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