Mississippi River
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Mississippi River
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Me and my friend, we follow down the road
By the mississippi river, down in the route of blues
Looking through mirror, the south cities girls
I can even wait
After 3 shots, we got possessed by a nun
Singing hard melody, crazy human being
Memories from dixon land, always brings me here
How can I forget
Walking far way the rain was fowling down
I wish I could go back to those many small towns
No matter how hard it is I will always lead you there
Road, love, tears and rain turn me back to that dream again
When the sun goes down
World wets my eyes
I’m despaired to cry
Lovely hard year
Kept in my memories
This feeling will never die
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