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+Dixie Drug Store
+Intro:   B  A  E
+B                          A                           E
+It was muggy July, around supper time when I pulled into New Orleans
+B                              A                              E
+I got dropped off at South Rampart Street, I was hungry for a plate of=20
+greens
+B                   A                      E=09
+I made my down the banquette where I could see an open door
+An overhead sign made of painted pine read =91The Dixie Drug Store=92
+Peppers and roots were hangin=92 from the rafters above
+There oils and sprays all on display, for money, luck and for love
+I reached down to pick one up but a dark hand grabbed my arm
+And before I could see  just who it was, she said  "You don=92t want that=
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+charm."
+"The last man to walk that thing outta here just up and disappeared."
+"They found his wallet and his wing-tip shoes near a tombstone down in=20
+Algiers."
+"What you need my travelin=92 friend is a place to wash your jeans,"=20
+"And I wouldn=92t be the least surprised if you were hungry for a plate o=
+=92=20
+greens."
+She beckoned me on up the stairs =91cause she=92d done made up her mind
+She said: "Take off your hat and kick off your boots and leave your pride=
+=20
+behind."
+She took me down to a secret place in the bayou of her blankets
+She offered to share her bourbon, I thanked her then I drank it
+Through a small crack in the ceiling burst the Louisiana moon
+It  shone down on our bodies and we began to croon
+Like a couple o=92 coyotes we were howlin=92 through the night
+And I swear they were beatin=92 those congo drums outside
+We laughed until the morning, by then my pants had dried
+I picked up my hat and pulled on my boots and I gathered up my pride
+I figured she had done slipped out, I couldn=92t see her anywhere
+And I set out to find her and I headed on downstairs
+I got down to the bottom and I couldn=92t believe my eyes: gone were all=20
+the bottles and the remedy supplies
+I shouted out for Mary, I darted out the door
+An old man on the wooden porch said: "What you in there for?"
+"Son, you got no business, the hoodoo store=92s been closed. Long as I=20
+remember, a century I suppose."
+" But, mister, I just spent the night with a young girl named Laveau."
+He said: "The widow Paris done had a little laugh on you."
+I said: "You mean to tell me that was the Voodooin'?"
+He nodded, "Yes, none other - the Queen o=92 New Orleans."
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