Louisiana Lou - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
LOUISIANA LOU. Copyright, 1894, by Francis, Day & Hunter. Words and Music by |Leslie Stuart. 
I lub a gal, s'pose she lubs me too, Anyhow she say she do, she say she do; We calls her Lou since dat gal was born, Down Louisiana, 'mong de sugar and de corn. Lou, how I lub you true; Lou, 'deed I do, I do; And eb'ry night when de moon am shine, I sing dis little gal dis little song of mine: 
Chorus. Lou, Lou, I lub you; I lub you, dat's true; Don't cry, don't sigh, you'll see me in de mornin'; Dream, dream, dream ob me, and I'll dream ob you. My Louisiana, Louisiana, Louisiana Lou. 
When Lou was born I was less so high, I was but a baby boy, a baby boy; Mam says, "My Lor aren't dem child'en spoons?" Down Louisiana, 'mong de cotton and de coons. Lou, how I lub you true; Lou, 'deed I do, I do; in days done gone to her cot I'd creep. And sing dis little song to put dat chile asleep:-Chorus. 
Lou's growed up now, soon she'll marry me. Anyhow I want her be, I want her be, For all de nigs lub dat gal ob mine, Down Louisiana, 'mong de 'possum and de pine. Lou, how I lub you true; Lou, 'deed I do, I do; So when we're wed and we're spliced in one, I'll sing dis little song to bring back days done gone:-Cho.