"Cajun Blues" genre: Folk
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	This is a soft/slow song written about a lost love and the dificulties encountered when one is a minority.
	CD: Slow Run   Label: Record stores in Springfield Mo Credits: Music and Lyrics by Todd Dalzell
	Story Behind the Song The song was written about a relationship breakup. It was written in Kansas City, Missouri in 1995. The song is on the Slow Run CD which can be ordered by sending an email to SlowRunCD@aol.com Lyrics Chorus: The wind don't blow on my side of town. The kids only play when mothers around. Whens the train going to take me home, back to Louisiana where the Cajon roam, back to Louisiana where the Cajon roam. v1: Once wrote a letter it was never returned. Sent it to my love to try to learn. Why my love you say I must go? I love more now than ever before, say I love you more now than ever before. (chorus) v2: Life is a river and a one man band. I keep drinkn' whiskey to try an understand. When's the train going to take me home, back to Lousiana where the cajun rome, back to Louisiana where the cajun rome. (chorus) v3. Where's my life going to take me now? Life's full of wonders and I'm not proud. I wish the train would take me home. back to Lousiana where the cajun rome. back to Lousiana where the cajun rome. (chorus twice)

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