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NA7ow Amos Moses was a Cajun. He lB7ived by himself in the swamp. He
D7hunted alligator for a living. He'd just knock them in the head with a stump.
A7The Louisiana law gonna get you Amos. It ain't legal hunting alligator down
in the swamp boy.
NA7ow everyone blamed his old man for mB7aking him mean as a snake. When
AD7mos Moses was a boy His daddy would use him for alligator bait. Tie a rA7ope
around his neck and throw him in the swamp. Alligator bait in the Louisiana bayou.
About fEorty-five minutes south of TD7hibodeauxA7 Louisiana, Lived aE man called
Dr. Mills D7South and his pretty wife A7Hannah. They E7raised up a son who could Ceat his
weight in D7groceries. (Named him after a man of the cloth called him Amos Moses)
NowA7 the folks around south Louisiana, said AmoB7s was a hell of a man.
He could D7trap the biggest meanest alligator and he'd just use one hand. That's
A7all he got left cause an alligator bit it. Left arm gone clear up to the elbow.
WA7ell the sheriff caught wind that Amos was uB7p in the swamp trading
skins. So he D7snuck in the swamp gonna get the boy, but he never came out again.
I A7wonder where the Louisiana sheriff went to. Well you can sure get lost in the
Louisiana
About fEorty-five minutes south of TD7hibodeauxA7 Louisiana, Lived aE man called
Dr. Mills D7South and his pretty wife A7Hannah. They E7raised up a son who could Ceat his
weight in D7groceries. (Named him after a man of the cloth called him Amos Moses)
About fEorty-five minutes south of TD7hibodeauxA7 Louisiana, Lived aE man called
Dr. Mills D7South and his pretty wife A7Hannah. They E7raised up a son who could Ceat his
weight in D7groceries. (Named him after a man of the cloth called him Amos Moses)
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