1. CONGO SQUARE

Might be superstition but some kind of somethin'
Goin' on down there
It might be superstition but some kind of somethin'
Goin' on down there
It's an old time tradition when they play their
Drums at night in Congo Square

You can hear 'em in the distance
And the old folks up the bayou say a prayer
You can hear 'em in the distance
And the old folks up the bayou say a prayer
That's when the voodoo people gather
And they play their drums at night in Congo Square
... voodoo people

My eyes were not believin'
What I seen there but I could not turn away
My eyes were not believin'
What I seen there but I could not turn away
They had that mojo in motion
And I seen 'em dance in trance with that snake
... snake dance

It might be superstition
But when I hear 'em in the night I say a prayer
Yeah it might be superstition
But when I hear 'em in the night I say a prayer
Because I respects tradition
Like the kind they carry on in Congo Square
... Congo Square


2. SUGAR CAME

Once I had a little girl
Brought a smile into my world
So sweet she had a namecalled her sugar cane

Sugar cane was natural born
Cajun from the country lord
I swear she was the sweetest thingi loved that sugar cane

Sugar cane would go to town
And all the men folk turned around
Makin' eyes they'd want to tryto steal her away from me

But I got my knife and I'd hold her hand
So them boys would understand
Don't mess around I mean it mani love my sugar cane

And then one day she had to leave
And travel far away from me
Lord I was lonesomelike I'd never been before

And then one night I fell asleep
And dreamed she had come back to me
And when I woke next morningyes she's knocking on my door

I said sugar cane
Ya done come back babynever gonna leave again