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Sewee Sewee Lyrics
Sewee, sewee, sewee
We traveled far on this road we're on
From the great plains
Through the tall, blue grasses of the lone range
Cool green Caroline
You made my bread and wine
I held your hand in mine
Sewee, sewee, sewee
From a rocky stand
I watched your bare feet runnin' over salty land
When the light grew dim
I said, "Now it's time for you to come in"
Cool green Caroline
You made my bread and wine
I held your hand in mine
Sewee, sewee, sewee
Sewee, sewee, sewee
From the great plains
Through the tall, blue grasses of the lone range
You made my bread and wine
I held your hand in mine
I watched your bare feet runnin' over salty land
When the light grew dim
I said, "Now it's time for you to come in"
You made my bread and wine
I held your hand in mine
Sewee, sewee, sewee
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From the Mountain Man website:
"Sewee Sewee happened to Alex in her sleep, at least some of it. She woke up in the middle of the night thinking she had written the perfect song, but all she could remember in the morning was, 'sewee sewee, we traveled far on this road we’re on.'"
Surely this is about the Sewee Native American tribe that lived in South Carolina in the 1600s? Hence "cool green caroline"?