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Nadine
Well I was born the second son of a southern railroad man / My daddy
run the engines down while mama worked the land / And I left home at
age sixteen to join a ramblin’ band / When I met my sweet Nadine I knew
I was a man / Her eyes were blue as summer skies her hair was black as
night / Her skin was Creole caramel her dress was honey white / And I
knew her to be the whore of many a Quarter man / But once you’ve laid
beside Nadine you’ll never love again / Devil his due, devil his due /
‘Cause heaven knows I’ve been through hell with you / Well I burst
through the brothel door to take her for my own / But when I came into
the room Nadine was not alone / The sheriff jumped up to his feet and
threw her to the ground / And when he turned his gun on me I shot the
sheriff down / I been in this prison cell now seven days and nights /
Drunks and gamblers on my left, killers on my right / I can only pray I
see the light of day again / Close my eyes each night and dream, I
dream of you Nadine / Devil his due, devil his due/ ‘Cause heaven knows
I’ve been through hell with you
Lyrics and Music: A-ron / Lead Vocals, Mandolin, Acoustic Guitar:
A-ron / Resonator, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals: Chris Mulé / Bass,
Backing Vocals: Sam Price / Drums, Backing Vocals: Garland Paul /
Violin: Michelle Lambert / Backing Vocals: Jimmy Leslie
