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Re: Early Cajun Music: "Mon Camon La Case Que Je Suis Cordane" - Douglas Bellard

"Mon camon la case que je suis cordane". What is this curious title in Creole French ? But when I listen to the song, I understand "Mon connais la cause que je suis c-o-n-d-a-m-n-é " (I know the cause that I am condemned).

Marc.

Re: Early Cajun Music: "Mon Camon La Case Que Je Suis Cordane" - Douglas Bellard

My cannon (gun) the cause that I am condemned.

Cannon used to mean a firearm or pistol too, not just a gun on wheels or artillery, at least in English.

He asks "Qui c'est la cause?" (what is the cause?) then he answers "C'est mon canon la cause."

Re: Early Cajun Music: "Mon Camon La Case Que Je Suis Cordane" - Douglas Bellard

Yes Neal, very intersting !! The cause is maybe his cannon gun !!

Marc.

Re: Early Cajun Music: "Mon Camon La Case Que Je Suis Cordane" - Douglas Bellard

Nice, Neal, I didn't catch that. If anyone has JP Bruneau's cd "Les Haricots Sont Pas Salé", (one of my favorites), after the song "La Porte De la Prison", Bee Fontenot explains a little about Douglas killing a guy he caught stealing chickens.



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