Koko Taylor
They call me the voodoo woman,
And I know the reason why,
They call me the voodoo woman,
And I know the reason why,
Lord if I raise my hand,
You know the sky begin to cry.
They call me the voodoo woman,
I look through water and spied dry land
They call me the voodoo woman,
I look through water and spied dry land
I tell all you men
If your woman got another man.
I got a rabbit foot in my pocket,
A toad frog in my shoe,
A crawfish on my shoulder,
Lookin dead at you,
I got dust from a rattlesnake,
I got a black spider bone,
If that don’t do it baby,
You’d better leave it all alone.
They call me the voodoo woman,
And I know the reason why,
Lord if I raise my hand,
You know the sky begin to cry.
I got a rabbit foot in my pocket,
A toad frog in my shoe,
A crawfish on my shoulder,
Lookin dead at you,
I got dust from a rattlesnake,
I got a black spider bone,
If that don’t do it baby,
You’d better leave it all alone.
They call me the voodoo woman,
And I know the reason why,
They call me the voodoo woman, and I know the reason why,
Lord if I raise my name,
You know the sky begin to cry.
