Midnight Rollin'

Midnight Rollin': A Cajun Spell of Love and Betrayal
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Lyrics

Midnight rolling down seventh street

Describing the act of driving or moving during midnight on Seventh Street.

Cash is low and rent ain't cheap

Facing financial difficulties with low cash and expensive rent.

Spent it on bootlegging contraband

Used money on illegal alcohol and forbidden goods.

And a swamp queen so I'm broke man

Invested in a woman from the swamp, leading to financial struggles.

That bayou girl got a hold of me

The bayou girl has a significant influence on the narrator.

With a bite so strong

Her impact is strong and leaves a lasting impression.

I could not leave

The narrator feels unable to break free from the hold of the bayou girl.

She's a Cajun lady in worn out jeans

Describing the woman as a Cajun lady wearing worn-out jeans.

With a voice so soft

Highlighting the softness of her voice.

Through sweet lips she sings

She expresses herself through singing with sweet lips.

So I tried to tame that swampland minx

The narrator attempted to control or domesticate the swamp-dwelling woman.

Took her to town and bought her some drinks

Took her to town and spent money on buying her drinks.

Oh lord if I had known at the time

Expressing regret for not realizing the consequences at that time.

I'd get up and run back across state lines

Regret for not escaping and returning to his home state.

But I was so foolish I could not see her hazel eyes deceiving me

Admits to foolishness, being deceived by the bayou girl's hazel eyes.

That voodoo lady cast a wicked spell

The woman is associated with voodoo, suggesting a mysterious and supernatural influence.

So now midnight rolling in the swamps I dwell

The consequences of the voodoo spell are now evident as the narrator resides in the swamps.

Midnight rolling down seventh street

Repetition of midnight rolling on Seventh Street, indicating a cyclical or continuous nature.

Left that lady cause she ain't sweet

Leaving the lady due to her unpleasantry or undesirable qualities.

Crossed that state line but she's in my dreams

Despite leaving, the woman remains in the narrator's dreams, suggesting an enduring impact.

But I'll be back for my voodoo queen

Expresses the narrator's intention to return for the voodoo queen despite past experiences.

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