The Indianola Sway by Kasko Lunsford Lyrics

I'm buried under a mountain of silt
Baby is buried up there on the hill
And I still remember the Indianola sway
It's hard to believe I'm [?]
I carry my polehook out onto the shore
And when I [?] the Indianola sway

And I take my girl to the market square
[?]
We listen to the fiddle [?] play
I [?]
She's singing to me sweet as molasses cane
And sway like the grass when the gulf breeze came ashore

Well, the hurricane came and it started to blow
And thе wind got the best of me, wouldn't you know
And I still rеmember the Indianola sway
Came and it picked me straight off of the pier
And now I'm just twiddling my thumbs way down here
And I still remember the Indianola sway
My girl couldn't make [?]
We buried her out by the hickory tree
So I'm been tracking the tides to [?]
I've been awaiting that beautiful day when
The rest of the town gets dragged under the bay
And me and my girl can go stepping out again

I'm counting the hours 'till I get to see
The salty wave sweeping my love back to me
And then we'll do the the Indianola sway
There's no use in [?] you know what they say
We're all gonna sink to the bottom one day
And then we'll do the the Indianola sway