Waylon Jennings - The Taker/Tulsa

Mississippi Woman

The reflections of the trees are cut by the bow of my pirogue
Spattered by the paddle of my eager hand
That Mississippi woman is a wavin' over yonder
Wavin' her lantern to her Louisiana man

How I love that Mississippi woman
How I love that Mississippi girl
How I love that Mississippi woman
But her heart did not belong to me

The reflections of the trees are cut by the bow of my pirogue
Splattered by the paddle of my eager hand
The silence from behind me is alive with the splashing alligators
And the lantern light is blinking on the bottom in the sand

How I love that Mississippi woman
How I love that Mississippi girl
How I love that Mississippi woman
But her heart did not belong to me



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Writer(s): Red Lane
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Other Album Tracks

  1. The Taker
  2. You'll Look for Me
  3. Mississippi Woman
  4. Lovin' Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)
  5. Six White Horses
  6. (Don't Let the Sun Set On You) Tulsa
  7. Casey's Last Ride
  8. (I'd Be) A Legend In My Time
  9. Sunday Morning Coming Down
  10. Grey Eyes You Know

All Album Tracks: The Taker/Tulsa >

Altri album

  1. I'm a Ramblin' man (feat. James Pope)
  2. The Lost Nashville Sessions
  3. The Lost Nashville Sessions (Bonus Track Version)
  4. Waylon Jennings: The Collection
  5. Waylon Jennings: The Definitive Collection (Rerecorded Version)
  6. Too Dumb for New York City, Too Ugly for L.A.
  7. The Eagle
  8. What Goes Around Comes Around
  9. Black On Black
  10. The Ramblin' Man

All Albums of Waylon Jennings >

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