
š»š¶ --- šµ āThat Louisiana Southern Belleā Bluegrass ā Banjo-driven, upbeat, male vocal with harmony singers [Intro ā Banjo & Fiddle] (Quick roll on the banjo, fiddle slides in sweet and high) --- [Verse 1] Met her down by the bayou stream, Barefoot girl in a summer dream, Sunlight dancinā in her hair so fine, That Southern Belle just blew my mind. She had a laugh like a whippoorwill, Eyes that could stop time still, She said, āBoy, youād better hold on tight,ā āCause Louisiana loves all night! --- [Chorus] That Louisiana Southern Belle, Sweet as sugar, wild as hell, Sheās got a smile that the angels know, And a fire burninā soft and low. Banjo ringinā, heart canāt tell, Iām lost to that Southern Belle. --- [Verse 2] We danced all night at the county fair, Her perfume driftinā through the air, She took my hand by the Ferris wheel, And that kiss sure sealed the deal. Now every time the moon shines bright, I hear her name in the cricketsā night, If loveās a song, then sheās the tune, Playinā under that Cajun moon. --- [Chorus] That Louisiana Southern Belle, Sweet as sugar, wild as hell, Sheās got a smile that the angels know, And a fire burninā soft and low. Banjo pickinā, I can tell, Iām gone for that Southern Belle. --- [Bridge ā Banjo & Harmonica Solo] (Quick pickinā, harmonica echoinā like a train whistle down the line) --- [Final Chorus ā Big Harmony] That Louisiana Southern Belle, Lord, sheās got me under her spell, She talks slow, but she moves so fast, And I pray that this love will last. From Baton Rouge to old Vacherie, Sheās the only girl for me! --- [Tag / Outro] Banjo fades as he sings softly ā šµ āYeah, that Louisiana Southern Belle⦠sheās my sweet eternity.ā --

