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A Dream About NOLA

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From the musical comedy A City With Soul.
Lead vocal by J Riley Cain. Performed by Jucifer and ensemble.

Lyrics

The morning sky over yonder looks like cinnamon toast
From the bayou looking south to the funky gulf coast
The balmy breeze is like a dose of the Holy Ghost
And the groove’s so sweet and real
that we feel like we’re in heaven almost,
Baby me and you….
Shake-a shake-a shimmy shimmy cha-cha-cha, a-woo wooo

We’ headin’ down the Mississippi, yeah, my baby and me Shacking in a double shotgun in the Big E-Z
and whatever makes our monkey dance, we’ gonna set it free ‘cause the life we love to live makes as happy like a couple’o gypsies
A couple‘o black eyed peas…..
come on Shake-a shake-a shimmy shimmy
Chicky wah wah, a wee hee

Bridge: It’s only a dream about NOLA,
It’s only a dream about NOLA
Watermelon slice, baby don’t think twice, a woo woo
It’s only a dream about NOLA,
Sounds so nice, baby don’t think twice, a woo woo

Well, we ain’t down with messin’ around with none of that voodoo scene,
And it gets hotter than the devil’s dick in New Orleans
But the second line’s a pumpin’ just like rice and red beans
and it seems to be the place where we can go to make our dreams come true
Baby me and you…
come on Shake-a shake-a shimmy shimmy cha-cha-cha, a-woo wooo

Probably everything you’ve heard about NOLA is true
the jambalaya, Gumbo, and the po-boys too
All the cats on down Frenchman Street be jammin’ the groove Did I forget to mention, baby, we gots nuffin’ to lose
but the blues?
Baby me and you…..
Shake-a shake-a shimmy shimmy cha-cha-cha, a-woo wooo

Shake-a shake-a shimmy shimmy cha-cha-cha,
Shake-a shake-a shimmy shimmy chicky wah-wah
Shake-a shake-a shimmy shimmy cha-cha-cha,

A message from John Cain (J Riley Cain): 

"There are several other musicians named John Cain. Internet searches can't distinguish between us.

Therefore I started using my alternate name    J. Riley Cain.

It seems fitting since I moved to New Orleans. It sounds kind of "southern."

Much of my catalogue of material is still found under the name John Cain."