It's Dark in New Orleans - Port Sulphur Band/Dominik Zingler/Nicolette Stewart

Lyrics by：Dominik Zingler/Nicolette Stewart

Composed by：Dominik Zingler/Nicolette Stewart

I'm heading south take the train

Packed a bag slipped away

They say it's dark in New Orleans

They say there's work for a woman like me

I killed a man and a few more

I shot them down and left

Their bodies cooling on that old dirt floor

I killed another to get this

Seat on the train to New Orleans

Three days counting specter shine

There's gonna be trouble just my kind

I'll take this letter to New Orleans

They say there's work for a woman like me

I'm heading west take the train

Bound in blood bound in name

The bounties high in New Orleans

I hear there's work for a man like me

These sacred men must intervene

I have to wonder is this a nightmare

Or is it a dream

Oh my dream for a man like me

There ain't no other than New Orleans

Three years counting specter shine

There's gonna be trouble just my kind

I'll take this gun to New Orleans

They say there's work for a man like me

Three days counting two days more

Hands will be steady once first bloods on the floor

Two above three below

I'm counting graves that I will fill

Two above three below

We're counting graves that we have filled

We're counting graves that we will fill

That we will fill with men like me

With men like me