Falling In Live With A Mardi Gras Queen



I wanna fall in love

with a Mardi Gras queen...

Show her a side of New Orleans

that she’s never seen...


Take her to the dark side

of the Marigny...

Show her my real world

without the bourgeoisie...


Take a streetcar ride

up the Avenue...

Take a horse and buggy ride

in the Quarters, too...


I wanna fall in love

with a Mardi Gras queen...

Introduce her to Veuve Clicquot

And my French cuisine...


Have a late night talk

on the Riverwalk...

Make a late night stop

at Jean Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop...


Take a late night stroll

over to Pirates Alley...

Take in a burlesque show

Introduce her to my Sally...


I wanna fall in love

with a Mardi Gras queen...

Show her a whole new world

at the couple’s scene...


Rub my anxious fingers

through her long curly hair...

While slowly kissing her neck

near Jackson Square...


Take her home at night

and make her feel just right...

And then I’ll rub her feet

Until she falls fast asleep...


I wanna fall in love

with a Mardi Gras queen...

Her daddy won’t be happy

If you know what I mean...


© 2020 Jeffrey Pipes Guice

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