Way down yonder in the bijou country
in dear ole Lousianne.
That's where lives my Cajun baby,
the fairest one in the land.
Her teeth are white and pearly,
hair black as coal.
Wouldn't trade my Cajun baby
for the world's gold.
Way down yonder in the bijou country
in dear ole Lousianne.

My heart's been sad and lonely
since the day I left her side.
But today I got her letter
said she'd be my Cajun bride.
Gonna go and wed my Cajun baby
and live by the old bijou,
Eat a lot of shrimp and crawfish,
ride around in my old pirogue.

Way down yonder in the bijou country
in dear ole Lousianne.
That's where lives my Cajun baby,
the fairest one in the land.
Her teeth are white and pearly,
hair black as coal.
Wouldn't trade my Cajun baby
for the world's gold.
Way down yonder in the bijou country
in dear ole Lousianne.

Before the sun goes down this evening,
I'll be on my way
To see my Cajun baby
and there I'm gonna stay.
On a Saturday night we go dancin'
and listen to the fiddle-o.
Lord, I got me a Cajun baby
just a-livin' and a-lovin' by the old bijou.

Way down yonder in the bijou country
in dear ole Lousianne.
That's where lives my Cajun baby,
the fairest one in the land.
Her teeth are white and pearly,
hair black as coal.
Wouldn't trade my Cajun baby
for the world's gold.
Way down yonder in the bijou country
in dear ole Lousianne.

Cajun Baby
Words and Music by:  Hank Williams and Hank Williams Jr.
Performed by:  Hank Williams Jr.  (1969)
Sequence and Karaoke by:  Ron Tilden

Cajun Baby
Melody
Vocals
Voices
Piano
Piano
Piano (Rhodes)
Guitar
Fiddle
Strings
Bass
Drums