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Well, you get down the fiddle
and you get down the bow,
Kick off your shoes
and you throw ‘em on the floor.
Dance in the kitchen
'til the morning light:
Louisiana Saturday night.
Waiting in the front yard,
sitting on a log;
Single shot rifle
and a one-eyed dog.
Yonder come my kin folk
in the moonlight:
Louisiana Saturday night.
Well, you get down the fiddle
and you get down the bow,
Kick off your shoes
and you throw ‘em on the floor.
Dance in the kitchen
'til the morning light:
Louisiana Saturday night.
My brother Bill
an' my other brother Jack,
Belly full o'beer
and a possum in a sack.
Fifteen kids
in the front porch light:
Louisiana Saturday night!
When the kinfolk leave
an' the kids get fed,
Me an' my woman
gonna slip off to bed.
Have a little fun
when we turn out the lights!
Louisiana Saturday night!
Well, you get down the fiddle
and you get down the bow,
Kick off your shoes
and you throw ‘em on the floor.
Dance in the kitchen
'til the morning light:
Louisiana Saturday night.
Yeah, you get down the fiddle
and you get down the bow,
Kick off your shoes
and you throw ‘em on the floor.
Dance in the kitchen
'til the morning light:
Louisiana Saturday night.
Get down the fiddle
and you get down the bow,
Kick off your shoes
and you throw ‘em on the floor.
Dance in the kitchen
'til the morning light:
Louisiana Saturday night. |
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