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I wish you excuse me to do a question I have since I was a teenager. I am an a 70 years old Rock and Roll Brazilian Fan. Around 1958 I listened to song that follow all my entirely life. The best song of all times for me,LAWDY, MISS CLAWDY. That time, age around thirteen y.o. we had some difficulties to understand the LYRICS SONG, specially the word LAWDY. With the passing years
ReplyDeletewe understoond all LYRICS.
Before record LAWDY, MISS CLAWDY as we know, still in high school, Mr. Lloyd Price was working for New Orleans radio station WBOK and some jingles, one of them catch the words "Lawdy, Miss Clawdy". I beg of you that you do, as a favour, to explain us the exact meaning of these three words. Do you have an intention by the SOUNDS (like Good Golly, Miss Molly or Dizzy Miss Lizzy), for example? Or you knew a girl named Clawdy (here in Brazil we have the name CLÓRIS). Would you explain me, if possible, all the facts about this song? I will be glad to receive any information about Lawy, Miss Clawdy. Thank you, Yarajunior.