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| Artist: Song: VOODOO Although JUDY GARLAND recorded this song it was dropped from the film On my native strip by the Trinidad sea, On the topmost tip of a tamarind tree Dwelt a voodoo god called Jim, For a god how odd of him. And on ev'nings dark when shadows grew thick, He would always hark when a woebegone chick Started singing through the dim To the dee-i-tee in the tamarind tree called Jim, To the odd little god known as Jim: Voodoo, whisper low from above, Voodoo, what's this myst'ry called love? Voodoo, folks keep tellin' me of Love's allure, love's delight, June or January, noon or night. Voodoo, if this love's all that they say, Voodoo, for one favor I pray, Voodoo, won't you send it my way? Voodoo, do, do, do. Back to The Pirate soundtrack |
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