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The Soul Never Left New Orleans MAG
They play those glorious sounds
Down on Bourbon Street.
The soul never left,
This glorious place,
Down on Bourbon Street.
Sounds of the laughter,
Play along with clarinets.
And the Jazz,
Oh, the Jazz!
No, the soul never left this place.
You can see it now, 3,000 strong
Yet none now walk the streets
But they’re coming back,
3,000 strong
The soul never left this place.
© Anonymous
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Hangmann said...
on Jan. 15 2013 at 10:29 am
Good story I felt like I was in the actually there when you posted this glorious.
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