[Intro] [Verse] I been to New Orleans I sure had a wonderful time Well I been to New Orleans I sure had a wonderful time I was high high as a Georgia pine [Verse 2] A gypsy woman took me down to Rampart Street I met everybody that I wanted to meet She said look here Gary come and listen to me They got something to knock you off your feet It’s called the mojo boogie The mojo boogie It’s called the mojo boogie Begin to slide on down [Verse 3] I thought she was teachin’ me a brand-new way I said tell me gypsy woman tell me what to say They got the Louisiana boogie and the other kind of thing They even got the thing they call the mojo hand It’s called the mojo boogie The mojo boogie It’s called the mojo boogie Begin to slide on down [Solo] [Verse 4] I got me a mojo man it sure is crazy The gypsy forgot to tell me how to operate it I went to a night club I was squeezin’ it tight It must have been the cause of people startin’ to fight It’s called the mojo boogie The mojo boogie It’s called the mojo boogie Begin to slide on down [Coda] It was the mojo boogie It was the mojo boogie Must have been that mojo boogie It was the mojo boogie It was the mojo boogie Begin to slide on down

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson raconte les aventures d’un homme à la Nouvelle-Orléans, où il passe un moment inoubliable. Il rencontre une femme gitane qui l’initie à une danse fascinante appelée le mojo boogie, quelque chose qui le fait sentir vivant et entraîné. Il évoque aussi des expériences dans des clubs, ajoutant une touche d'humour sur sa difficulté à maîtriser ce qu'il a appris, ce qui entraîne des situations imprévues. Le contexte de la chanson est profondément lié à l’ambiance festive et vibrante de la culture de la Nouvelle-Orléans, où la musique et la danse jouent un rôle central dans la vie sociale. C’est un hommage à l’énergie et à la magie de cette ville.