Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans
I miss it both night and day
I know that it's wrong... this feeling's gettin' stronger
The longer, I stay away
Miss them moss covered vines... the tall sugar pines
Where mockin' birds used to sing
The moonlight on the bayou... a Creole tune... that fills the air
I dream... of Magnolias in bloom... and soon I'm wishin'that you were there
Do you know what it means to mis New Orleans
And that's where I left my heart
And there's something more... I miss the one I care for
More than I miss New Orleans
Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans
And that's where I left my heart
And there's something more... I miss the one I care for
More... more than I miss... New Orleans
Dear Friend, My name is Penny Cunin in Enfield, en14nr. (Lond.uk.)
Since I was a young girl in Trinidad, Caribbean the place of my birth)
I used to hear that song on Radio \"Redifusion\" ...my family used to have the radio on from morning till 'sign-off' time ...I believe these songs came from wvdi.the American Station where the American base was during the second world war.and after! Nearly every 'Trini'used to sing the songs from the Radio... I loved that particular one about New Orleans... and having seen some movies when I was young.I just dreamed of one day I will visit New Orleans
But alas, this was not the right place it seemed for my sister to place her box of ashes of her loved one ... for her it was too eerie and lonely! So we went on further to a more 'sociable' place where she could go down to the bank of the River and soon I watched my sister and one son climbed down this hill (while I with the other son stood by)they soon reached the side of the river bank where they went into a small boat with the owner and the they moved down the murmuring waters way off where she threw the little box of ashes of her dearest husband into the river... alas, performing the last rites of her East Indian ancestors
Sorry I guess I got carried away
smile
I am a Senior Citizen
🎵 LRC歌词版本
[00:09.69]Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans
[00:15.24]I miss it both night and day
[00:20.07]I know that it's wrong... this feeling's gettin' stronger
[00:24.90]The longer, I stay away
[00:29.55]Miss them moss covered vines... the tall sugar pines
[00:34.68]Where mockin' birds used to sing
[00:44.64]The moonlight on the bayou... a Creole tune... that fills the air
[00:45.72]I dream... of Magnolias in bloom... and soon I'm wishin'that you were there
[00:47.49]Do you know what it means to mis New Orleans
[00:49.56]And that's where I left my heart
[00:52.65]And there's something more... I miss the one I care for
[00:54.54]More than I miss New Orleans
[00:55.17]Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans
[00:56.52]And that's where I left my heart
[00:57.78]And there's something more... I miss the one I care for
[00:59.46]More... more than I miss... New Orleans
[01:00.36]Dear Friend, My name is Penny Cunin in Enfield, en14nr. (Lond.uk.)
[01:01.56]Since I was a young girl in Trinidad, Caribbean the place of my birth)
[01:04.02]I used to hear that song on Radio \"Redifusion\" ...my family used to have the radio on from morning till 'sign-off' time ...I believe these songs came from wvdi.the American Station where the American base was during the second world war.and after! Nearly every 'Trini'used to sing the songs from the Radio... I loved that particular one about New Orleans... and having seen some movies when I was young.I just dreamed of one day I will visit New Orleans
[01:51.30]But alas, this was not the right place it seemed for my sister to place her box of ashes of her loved one ... for her it was too eerie and lonely! So we went on further to a more 'sociable' place where she could go down to the bank of the River and soon I watched my sister and one son climbed down this hill (while I with the other son stood by)they soon reached the side of the river bank where they went into a small boat with the owner and the they moved down the murmuring waters way off where she threw the little box of ashes of her dearest husband into the river... alas, performing the last rites of her East Indian ancestors
[02:43.29]Sorry I guess I got carried away
[02:48.48]smile
[02:52.14]I am a Senior Citizen
📝 纯歌词版本
Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans
I miss it both night and day
I know that it's wrong... this feeling's gettin' stronger
The longer, I stay away
Miss them moss covered vines... the tall sugar pines
Where mockin' birds used to sing
The moonlight on the bayou... a Creole tune... that fills the air
I dream... of Magnolias in bloom... and soon I'm wishin'that you were there
Do you know what it means to mis New Orleans
And that's where I left my heart
And there's something more... I miss the one I care for
More than I miss New Orleans
Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans
And that's where I left my heart
And there's something more... I miss the one I care for
More... more than I miss... New Orleans
Dear Friend, My name is Penny Cunin in Enfield, en14nr. (Lond.uk.)
Since I was a young girl in Trinidad, Caribbean the place of my birth)
I used to hear that song on Radio \"Redifusion\" ...my family used to have the radio on from morning till 'sign-off' time ...I believe these songs came from wvdi.the American Station where the American base was during the second world war.and after! Nearly every 'Trini'used to sing the songs from the Radio... I loved that particular one about New Orleans... and having seen some movies when I was young.I just dreamed of one day I will visit New Orleans
But alas, this was not the right place it seemed for my sister to place her box of ashes of her loved one ... for her it was too eerie and lonely! So we went on further to a more 'sociable' place where she could go down to the bank of the River and soon I watched my sister and one son climbed down this hill (while I with the other son stood by)they soon reached the side of the river bank where they went into a small boat with the owner and the they moved down the murmuring waters way off where she threw the little box of ashes of her dearest husband into the river... alas, performing the last rites of her East Indian ancestors
Sorry I guess I got carried away
smile
I am a Senior Citizen
🎵 LRC歌词版本
[00:09.69]Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans
[00:15.24]I miss it both night and day
[00:20.07]I know that it's wrong... this feeling's gettin' stronger
[00:24.90]The longer, I stay away
[00:29.55]Miss them moss covered vines... the tall sugar pines
[00:34.68]Where mockin' birds used to sing
[00:44.64]The moonlight on the bayou... a Creole tune... that fills the air
[00:45.72]I dream... of Magnolias in bloom... and soon I'm wishin'that you were there
[00:47.49]Do you know what it means to mis New Orleans
[00:49.56]And that's where I left my heart
[00:52.65]And there's something more... I miss the one I care for
[00:54.54]More than I miss New Orleans
[00:55.17]Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans
[00:56.52]And that's where I left my heart
[00:57.78]And there's something more... I miss the one I care for
[00:59.46]More... more than I miss... New Orleans
[01:00.36]Dear Friend, My name is Penny Cunin in Enfield, en14nr. (Lond.uk.)
[01:01.56]Since I was a young girl in Trinidad, Caribbean the place of my birth)
[01:04.02]I used to hear that song on Radio \"Redifusion\" ...my family used to have the radio on from morning till 'sign-off' time ...I believe these songs came from wvdi.the American Station where the American base was during the second world war.and after! Nearly every 'Trini'used to sing the songs from the Radio... I loved that particular one about New Orleans... and having seen some movies when I was young.I just dreamed of one day I will visit New Orleans
[01:51.30]But alas, this was not the right place it seemed for my sister to place her box of ashes of her loved one ... for her it was too eerie and lonely! So we went on further to a more 'sociable' place where she could go down to the bank of the River and soon I watched my sister and one son climbed down this hill (while I with the other son stood by)they soon reached the side of the river bank where they went into a small boat with the owner and the they moved down the murmuring waters way off where she threw the little box of ashes of her dearest husband into the river... alas, performing the last rites of her East Indian ancestors
[02:43.29]Sorry I guess I got carried away
[02:48.48]smile
[02:52.14]I am a Senior Citizen
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