Ragin' Cajun chords by The Charlie Daniels Band
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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From a town
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in Louisiana on the wrong side of the tracks,
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came a rowdy Ragin Cajun by
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the name of Rupernac,
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He was harder than a hickory long
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and thinner than a rail,
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He was faster than a Copperhead
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and he werent afraid of hell,
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He turned 18 in the Parish
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courthouse fa cin 10 to life,
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about some altercation in
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a beer joint with a knife,
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He said judge I mean your honor
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I hope you'll understand,
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but if it happened here today I
think I'd do it all again,
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cause you don't get up in my face,
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you don't call my mama names,
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you don't whistle in my kitchen,
you dont pull my big dogs chain,
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I don't mean no disrespect but I been stubborn,
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all my life
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Verse 2
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He'd been two years in prison when
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his cousin Jay came down,
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said his sister was in trouble in
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some far off Northern town,
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He broke out of jail that night
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and left a note behind,
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I'll see ya'll in a week or so,
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till then I'm hard to find,
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He found her in a tavern up
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in westside Buffalo,
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Gave her a one way ticket home
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and pushed her out the door,
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Said I'm lookin for the man
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who done my little sister harm,
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he's a soul destroying punk that stuck
a needle in her arm,
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and some pimp back in the corner,
started makin himself small,
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but he grabbed him by the collar
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and he pushed him to the wall,
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He said you try to run away, you gone regret it, all your life,
Interlude 1
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Verse 3
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The Cajun started laughin when
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the pimp pulled out a knife,
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He said I oughtta kill ya,
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but I'm gonna spare your life,
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With one sledgehammer fist he
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knocked him sprawlin on the floor,
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and then he kicked him in his forked end,
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and he headed for the door,
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He walked on down the sidewalk
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and hit the Southern trail,
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He went back to Louisiana
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and he walked into the jail,
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He said I had some business
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up above the bunkie line,
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but my debts have all been settled
and I've come to do my time,
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and I hope I didnt cause no trouble,
I wasnt tryin to run away,
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But a feller owed me somethin
and I had to make him pay,
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Besides I'm kind of proud I been a
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coonass, all my life
Outro 1
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Ragin' Cajun
The Charlie Daniels Band
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