Red Neck River Rat
written by: Rob Cooke
A self proclaimed river rat you said
rednecked and barefoot, nervously we met,
under the cypress trees, watching gators and boaters.
floating through the bayous of the mighty Amite.
You a singer with such a golden voice.
me a womanizing poet, I had no choice.
I took you on a walk with no shoes on our feet
I played you a love song by the mighty Amite.
When I leaned over to kiss you I suddenly knew
My womanizing days were over and finally through.
You had lips like an angel and they tasted so sweet.
We kissed and we kissed by the mighty Amite.
You took my hand and then led me inside
into your world, I could never hide
The passion exploded, as we turned on the heat
My heart now belongs to you and the mighty Amite.
Rob Cooke
Rob Cooke, is an author, poet and songwriter. He has published Moonshiner's Legacy, it's available on Amazon, and The Lost Song of Miriam Landry and Sara's Swamp Blues will be released on RhetAskew Publishing the summer of 2019.
A fan of blues music and US history will be reflected in Cooke's writings.
A fan of blues music and US history will be reflected in Cooke's writings.
Latest posts by Rob Cooke (see all)
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