"Julie's Trek Through Louisiana" genre: Pop
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	One day, whilst sipping from our lovely new vat of pink lemonade, we said to one another, "Let's take the day off. We shall sit and let the day consume us." "But who will write the songs that must be wroted?" asked the other, using an incorrect form of "write". It was quickly decided that a young girl, Julie her name, should write and sing this here song, with the W.G. reading selections from a poem she'd written on a long vehicular journey. Good gravy is it ever good.
	CD: Songs By The Sisters of We   Label: Sisters By The Songs Of Ye, Limited Credits: Julie Gamez, Waki Gamez, Steve Delahoyde, and an Unwilling Avon Lady
	Story Behind the Song I have explained the story and will explain nothing further unless you wear this mask and do ten thousand push-ups. Lyrics Well I went to Louisiana And I saw a city like no other Well I went to Louisiana It had tons of huge buildings The residents that live there are small and big Well I went to Louisiana One unique thing about this city is... Well I went to Louisiana

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