Lyrics:
the green Ohio Valley
See the Cumberland, the Wabash
On the Tennessee they floated
On great rafts to the Mississippi
And the Cherokee and Shawnee
some other place
Oh Cumberland, I'm a faithful son
No matter where I go I hear you calling me
The Mississippi's wide long, St. Paul to New Orleans
But
born in Mississippi away down south and he flagged on the T N & O
He yodeled to fame on the Boston Main the Wabash and the Teepee
From the old Grand
and violet
Mississippi and the cotton wool heat
Sixty six a highway speaks
Of deserts dry
Of cool green valleys
Gold and silver veins
Of the shining
I'll tell you a story of Jimmie the
Kid he's a brakeman you all know
He was born in Mississippi
Away down south and
He flagged on the T N & O
He
Mississippi valley, morning time
Hear the water flow
She dug her toes into the mud
Smelled the breeze, as the river rolled
This was where we always
I'll tell you a story of Jimmie the Kid
He's a brakeman you all know
He was born in Mississippi, away down south
And he flagged on the T. and N.
some other place
Oh Cumberland, I'm a faithful son
No matter where I go I hear you calling me
The Mississippi's wide long, St. Paul to New Orleans
But
Way down in the Mississippi valley
Far beyond the plains so grand
Rose the flooded Mississippi River
Destroying the works of man
With her waters
That giant was a fighter, born and raised
Mississippi, born and raised
On that canvas, born and raised
Dirty streets, born and raised
The people
and cruel
Through the deserts and the valleys and those dark Chicago alleys
Cross the muddy Mississippi to the hills of Caroline
Through the mountains
Chicago.Memphis.Clarksdale
ちゃらちゃら流れて Mississippi
Denver.Moab.Monument Valley
バーボン片手に Milkyway
街の灯りがとてもきれいね
Las Vegas
あんた泣いたね 何で泣いたの
教えて
milk while I'm baling hay
Yeo Valley's approach is common sense
Harmony in nature takes precedence
My ride's my pride
That's why you'll never see it
inside my circle of students
Lilies in the valley of my heart
Lay you on your back and fall apart
Lately I been looking at the sparks
It got my mind going
Way down upon little Mississippi river
Not so far away
That's where my fokes have lived 4 ever
And that's where I'm goin' to stay
I've been
me that golden valley
This land was made for you and me
As I was walkin', now they tried to stop me
They put up a sign that said, oh it said
me that golden valley
This land was made for you and me
As I was walkin', now they tried to stop me
They put up a sign that said, oh it said
a wanted man in Buffalo
I'm a wanted man in Kansas City
I'm a wanted man in Ohio
I'm a wanted man in Mississippi
They want me in Old Cheyenne
Wherever
the tranquilizing drug of gradualism. Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy. Now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate valley of segregation
Mississippi
To the hills of LA
I didn't know what to tell you
I didn't know what to say
Having the word will never come easy
If you don't know how to feel
That giant was a fighter, born and raised
Mississippi, born and raised
On that canvas, born and raised
Dirty streets, born and raised
The people
pretty
It's lyin' at the bottom of the muddy Mississippi
Float like a butterfly sting like a bee
Just like Ali
Paid for salvation I stood by my cause
bitch, I might demolish
A bitch right in front ya, chico, what have you done here?
D-Bo, all of it one year, Mississippi to California
It gets annoying,
Stated out workin' in the summertime
On the docks of the Mississippi Valley Barge Line
Stokin' towboats on those long hot days
Getting' half days
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