Mississippi lyrics by Ziggens. In Mississippi The casquette girls are free But that was 1721 And now there's none left for me In Mississippi And you and me....
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In Mississippi
The casquette girls are free
But that was 1721
And now there's none left for me
In Mississippi
And you and me.
In Mississippi
The mockingbird done flew away
Even that Old Man River
Would leave but he's got to stay
In Mississippi
And you and me
Gonna tell you about
My double in Mississippi
He gets high and he rides around
And he looks just like a hippie
Gonna tell you about
My double in Mississippi
If that's where he's staying now
Or that's one place I won't be
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