Louise
Yardbirds feat. Eric Clapton Lyrics

Oh Louise, yes you're the sweetest girl I know.
The singer thinks that Louise is the best girl he has ever known and he addresses her affectionately.

Don't you know now Louise, you are the sweetest girl that I know.
The singer reminds Louise that she is the sweetest girl he knows and reaffirms his affection.

You made me run from Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico.
Louise caused the singer to flee from Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico by either inspiring him or causing trouble.

Now you know Louise, She's like a rolling stone.
The artist says that Louise is like a rolling stone, meaning she moves from man to man without settling down.

Every time she leave a man, He has to grieve alone.
Whenever Louise leaves a man, the man has to suffer from the break-up by himself.

Oh Louise, why don't you hurry home?
The singer begs Louise to come back home soon to receive his love again.

You know, I never had no good loving, Oh Louise, since you've been gone.
The singer hasn't received any good loving since Louise has been gone and he hopes she will return soon to give him the love he desires.

Got a girl called Mamie, Treat me nice and kind.
The artist has someone else named Mamie who is treating him well and kindly.

I don't care what she do Because Louise is on my mind.
Although he is with someone else, the artist is still thinking about Louise and doesn't care what Mamie does.

Louise ain't so good looking And her hair ain't red, But she cooks my breakfast And I bring it to my bed.
The artist doesn't care about Louise's looks, but appreciates her for making his breakfast, which he enjoys in bed.

Oh Louise, why don't you hurry home?
The singer repeats his request for Louise to come back home quickly to give him the love he craves.

You made me run from Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico.
The song ends with a repetition of the line from the beginning, emphasizing how Louise has caused the artist to run from Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico.