Happythankyoumoreplease (2010)

Actors

• Richard Jenkins (actor)
• Michael R. Miller (editor)
• Malin Åkerman (actress)
• John 'JR' Craigmile (miscellaneous crew)
• Tony Hale (actor)
• Duck Grossberg (miscellaneous crew)
• Dana Barron (actress)
• Jonathan Wu (miscellaneous crew)
• Kate Mara (actress)
• Anne Bergstedt Jordanova (miscellaneous crew)
• Christina Chow (miscellaneous crew)
• Peter Flanigan (miscellaneous crew)
• Pablo Schreiber (actor)
• Zoe Kazan (actress)
• Sarah Beers (costume designer)

Genres

• Comedy
• Drama
• Romance

Taglines:

Go get yourself loved.

Quotes:

Annie: Sadness be gone, let's be people who deserve to be loved, who are worthy, cause we are worthy.

Mary Catherine: I always thought of that as the moment you came into focus... like, "Oh, there you are."

Sam #2: You can hear this, close your eyes::Annie: What?::Sam #2: I just want you to listen to me. Humor me please?::Sam #2: [Annie closes her eyes] It's not easy to be adored - you in particular - you have a tougher time with it than most, I get that, but I want you to give it a try. Think of it as an experiment. I promise I will be very wonderful at adoring you Annie. It an area where, I think I got a great deal of talent. You're worth the adoration Annie, you're worth it, and the fact that you don't believe it, has nothing to do with whether it's true or not, it is true for me, and that is all that matters.

Mississippi: I realized the problem. You write short stories... and I think you like living short stories, but I'm kinda ready for the novel.

The Scrambled States of America Talent Show (2009)

Actors

• Paul Gagne (producer)
• Paul Gagne (actor)
• Paul Gagne (actor)
• Paul Gagne (actor)
• Melissa Reilly (producer)
• Melissa Reilly (actress)
• Diana Canova (actress)
• Diana Canova (actress)
• Diana Canova (actress)
• Diana Canova (actress)
• David de Vries (actor)
• David de Vries (actor)
• David de Vries (actor)
• David de Vries (actor)
• David de Vries (actor)

Genres

• Family
• Short

Hoboken Lou (2002)

Actors

• Norm Golden (actor)
• Kent Dalian (editor)
• Brandee Sanders (actress)
• Wendy Allyn (actress)
• Charles DeFazio (producer)
• Charles DeFazio (actor)
• Charles DeFazio (writer)
• David Dancyger (actor)
• Emily Sproch (actress)
• Jenny Moss (actress)
• Christian DeFazio (actor)
• Christopher Bath (actor)
• Christian DeFazio (producer)
• Christian DeFazio (director)
• Paul Cosimano (actor)

Genres

• Comedy
• Romance

Taglines:

Small Town, Big Dreams...Dream On.

El Dorado (1966)

Actors

• Edith Head (costume designer)
• John Wayne (actor)
• Edward Asner (actor)
• Paul Fix (actor)
• Robert Mitchum (actor)
• James Caan (actor)
• William Henry (actor)
• Howard Hawks (director)
• Howard Hawks (miscellaneous crew)
• Howard Hawks (producer)
• Jim Davis (actor)
• Chuck Roberson (actor)
• Ralph Volkie (actor)
• Riley Hill (actor)
• R.G. Armstrong (actor)

Genres

• Action
• Adventure
• Western

Taglines:

It's The Big One With The Big Two!
They were friends. They were enemies. A passerby could not tell which was who. This was the seething sultry Old Southwest. Where loyalties and labels shifted with the sands, the winking of an eye, the wavering of a gun!

Quotes:

[Cole Thornton is turning down Bart Jason]::Bart Jason: Since when did hired guns get choosy? You're paid to take...::Cole: I'm paid to risk my neck. I'll decide where and when I'll do it. This isn't it.::Bart Jason: Ya know, Thornton, I got an idea you just don't want to go up against Sheriff J.P. Harrah.::Cole: You know, you're just about right?::Bart Jason: You think he's that good?::Cole: I tell ya he's that good.

Sheriff J. P. Harrah: What the hell are you doin' here?::Cole: I'm lookin' at a tin star with a... drunk pinned on it.

Sheriff J. P. Harrah: He went out that door!::Cole: Well you oughta know! You missed him!

Milt: You've got a lot of faith in me, don't ya, Nelse?::Nelse McLeod: Faith can move mountains, Milt. But it can't beat a faster draw. There's only three men I know with his kind of speed. One's dead. The other's me. And the third is Cole Thornton.::Cole: There's a fourth.::Nelse McLeod: Which one are you?::Cole: I'm Thornton.::[Milt withdraws]::Nelse McLeod: Aren't you glad you didn't try, Milt? Pick up your guns, both of you, real easy.::Cole: Like he said, real easy.

Cole: Next time you shoot somebody, don't go near 'em till you're... sure they're dead!

Sheriff J. P. Harrah: Well, wait a minute, wait, wait for me!::Cole: Why?

Nelse McLeod: Can you use a gun?::Mississippi: Well, if I could I'd be using one. Good evening.::Cole: Just minute, Mississippi.::Mississippi: Would you mind telling me why you have such a great passion for my company?

Cole: Did you get him?::Mississippi: Who?::Cole: The fella that ran outta the church!::Mississippi: Well, yes and no.::Cole: Yes and no? Did you or didn't you?::Mississippi: I hit the sign, and the sign hit him.::Cole: Well, that's great.::Mississippi: He was limping when he left!::Cole: He was limping when he got here!

Mississippi: Always liked that poem too. Makes me wanna...::Cole: Ride, boldly ride? Well it don't work out that way.::Mississippi: I'm learnin' that.

Mississippi: [examining J.P.'s leg after he's been shot] I gotta cut this pant leg.::Sheriff J. P. Harrah: Well, go ahead and cut it! Have you got a kni...::[Mississippi pulls out his knife from its hiding place on his back]::Sheriff J. P. Harrah: A knife? Uh, I suppose I've asked this before, but just who?::[looks at Cole instead]::Sheriff J. P. Harrah: Who is he?::Cole: Tell him your name, Mississippi.::Mississippi: [sighs and looks up] Alan Bourdillion Trehearne.::Sheriff J. P. Harrah: Well, no wonder he carries a knife.

Red Barry (1938)

Actors

• Frank O'Connor (actor)
• Bud Jamison (actor)
• Heinie Conklin (actor)
• Wade Boteler (actor)
• George Magrill (actor)
• Edward Hearn (actor)
• Lane Chandler (actor)
• Lane Chandler (actor)
• Max Wagner (actor)
• Ralph Dunn (actor)
• Eddie Parker (actor)
• Eddie Parker (actor)
• Wheeler Oakman (actor)
• Lynton Brent (actor)
• Bud Geary (actor)

Genres

• Action

Taglines:

Based On The "Red Barry" Newspaper Feature Owned And Copyrighted By The King Features Syndicate
That's Ace Detective Red Barry...hero of your favorite newspaper serial! He'll yank you from your seats with his death-defying daring!
BLASTING...BLUFFING...BLUDGEONING HIS WAY THROUGH HAIR-RAISING ADVENTURES!
A DYNAMITE-CHARGED DETECTIVE THRILLER! Blasted from the pages of your favorite newspaper serial...and exploding before your eyes on the screen!
13 Cyclonic Hair-Raising Chapters!

Quotes:

[referring to way the police commissioner botched Red's investigation]::Red Barry: Well, he certainly settled that in a hurry.::Insp. Scott: Settled it? He scrambled it!

Red Barry: How did you know it was a woman?::Hong Kong Cholly: Oh, smell of perfume. Hong Kong Cholly pretty good defective, yes?::Red Barry: Pretty good defective - only it doesn't help much.

Commissioner: What do you mean, writing tripe like this about Red Barry?::Mississippi: Did y'all say "Tripe"?::Commissioner: Yes, I said "Tripe"!::Mississippi: Oh. That's what I thought you said.

Natacha: I repeat, I shall never tell you where the stolen bonds are, for they belong to me and mine.::Wing Fu: You speak rashly. Remember, my people have devised very effective ways to make the unwilling scream.

Quong Lee: [to Natacha] Must I threaten you to make you understand that a few more bloodstains on these bonds won't effect their value to me?

Out in Happy Hollow (1914)

Actors

• Gayne Whitman (actor)
• George Cooper (actor)
• Patricia Palmer (actress)
• Jane Novak (actress)
• Ulysses Davis (director)
• Loyola O'Connor (actress)
• Duane Wager (actor)

Genres

• Drama
• Short

Mississippi Filmography

• The Ballad of Robert & Harvey
  2010, role: actor , character name: Himself

Mississippi Filmography

• Sundown
  2008, role: actress , character name: Herself

• Lyrics: play full screen play karaoke
• Mississippi - Bob Dylan
• Mississippi - Sheryl Crow
• Mississippi - Cats
• Mississippi - Train
• Mississippi - Dixie Chicks
• Mississippi - Mamas & The Papas
• Mississippi - The Mamas & The Papas
• Mississippi - David Banner
• Mississippi - Paula Cole
• Mississippi - Pussycat
• Mississippi - Jarboe
• Mississippi - Benjy Davis Project
• Mississippi - Jj Grey & Mofro
• Mississippi - David Nail
• Mississippi - Red Foley
• Mississippi - Barbara Fairchild
• Mississippi - Hans Theessink

Every step of the way, we walk the line
Your days are numbered, so are mine
Time is piling up, we struggle and we stray
We're all boxed in, nowhere to escape
City's just a jungle, more games to play
Trapped in the heart of it, tryin' to get away
I was raised in the country, I been working in the town
I been in trouble ever since I set my suitcase down
Got nothing for you, I had nothing before
Don't even have anything for myself anymore
Sky full of fire, came pouring down
Nothing you can sell me, I'll see you around
All my powers of expression and thoughts so sublime
Could never do you justice in reason or rhyme
Only one thing I did wrong
Stayed in Mississippi a day too long
Well, the devil's in the alley, mule's in the stall
Say anything you wanna, I have heard it all
I was thinking about the things that Rosie said
I was dreaming I was sleeping in Rosie's bed
Walking through the leaves, falling from the trees
Feeling like a stranger nobody sees
So many things that we never will undo
I know you're sorry, I'm sorry too
Some people will offer you their hand and some won't
Last night I knew you, tonight I don't
I need something strong to distract my mind
I'm gonna look at you 'til my eyes go blind
Well I got here following the southern star
I crossed that river just to be where you are
Only one thing I did wrong
Stayed in Mississippi a day too long
Well my ship's been split to splinters and it's sinking fast
I'm drowning in the poison, got no future, got no past
But my heart is not weary, it's light and it's free
I've got nothing but affection for all those who sailed with me
Everybody's moving, if they ain't already there
Everybody's got to move somewhere
Stick with me baby, stick with me anyhow
Things should start to get interesting right about now
My clothes are wet, tight on my skin
Not as tight as the corner that I painted myself in
I know that fortune is waiting to be kind
So give me your hand and say you'll be mine
Well, the emptiness is endless, cold as the clay
You can always come back, but you can't come back all the way
Only one thing I did wrong

Every step of the way
We walk the line
Your days are numbered
So are mine
Time is piling up
We struggle and we scrape
All boxed in
Nowhere to escape
The city's just a jungle
More games to play
I'm trapped in the heart of it
Trying to get away
I was raised in the country
Been working in the town
I been in trouble since I
Set my suitcase down
I ain't got nothing for you
I had nothing before
Don't even have anything
For myself anymore
Sky's full of fire
And the rain is pouring down
There's nothing you can sell me
So I'll see you around
All my powers of expression
And thoughts so sublime
Could never do you justice
Reason or rhyme
There's only one thing that I did wrong
I stayed in Mississippi a day too long
The devil's in the alley
The mule kickin' in the stall
Say anything you wanna
I've heard it all
I was thinking about the things that she said
I was dreaming I was sleeping in you bed
Walking through the leaves
Falling from the trees
Feel like a stranger nobody sees
So many things we never will undo
I know you're sorry, well I'm sorry too
Some people will offer you their hand and some won't
Last night I knew you, tonight I don't
I need something strong to distract my mind
I'm gonna look at you till my eyes go blind
Well I got here, following the southern star
I crossed that river just to be where you are
There's only one thing that I did wrong
I stayed in Mississippi a day too long
Well my ship's been split to splinters
I's sinking fast
I'm drowning in the poison
Got no future
Got no past
But my heart is not weary, it's light and it's free
I've got nothing but affection for those who've sailed with me
Everybody's moving if they ain't already there
Everybody's got to move somewhere
Well stick with me baby anyhow
Things should start to get interesting right about now
My clothes are wet
Tight on my skin
Not as tight as the corner that I painted myself in
I know that fortune is waiting to be kind
So give me your hand and say you'll be mine
The emptiness is endless
Cold as clay
You can always come back
But you can't come back all the way
Well there's only one thing that I did wrong
I stayed in Mississippi a day too long
Yeah the only thing that I did wrong
Was stayed in Mississippi a day too long
The only thing that I did wrong

Jumbo You’re One
Jumbo To Rely On
Through All The Clouds Of Stormy Weather
Jumbo You’re Amazing
Jumbo When You’re Flying
Between Your Wings I Wanna Travel
Hardly Hearing Any Sound
When You’re Flying All Around So Easy
Sunrise Travelling On The Right
Left Hand Windows Showing The Night, Now Fancy
Ohohohoh, Can You Imagine, Ohohohoh
KLM Jumbo Jet Plain Fly Me Now Back Home
Back To My Home Town Where She Is Waiting
KLM Jumbo Jet Plain Now She’s All Alone
Waiting Till The Airport Girl Is Saying
KLM Flight Number KL 648
Just Arrived From New York USA
Flying Over Crowded Land
Varied By The Dessert Sand So Easy
It’ll Make You Feel Allright
When You See This Magic Sight, Now Fancy

They call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
Spends her light on the Bayou
But she don't come to see
She's the one that makes my dreams
They call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
The shape of her horizon
Makes the morning sun
When she puts her eyes on
Each and anyone
She's the one that makes me fall
Midnight moon shines through it all
She's the one that makes me fall
Midnight moon shines through it all
She's the one that makes my dreams
They call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
They call her Mississippi

The moon is full and my arms are empty
All night long I've pleaded and cried
You always said the day that you would leave
Would be a cold day in July
Your bags are packed not a word is spoken
I guess we said everything with good-bye
Time moves so slow and promises get broken
On this cold day in July
Sun's comin' up comin' up down on Main Street
Children shout as they're running out to play
Head in my hands here I am
Standing in my bare feet
Watching you drive away
Watching you drive away
You said that we were gonna last forever
You said our love would never die
It looks like spring and
It feels like sunny weather
But it's a cold day in July
Sun's comin' up comin' up down on Main Street
Children shout as they're running out to play
Head in my hands here I am
Standing in my bare feet
Watching you drive away

Mississippijohn phillips- written by john phillips- as recorded by john phillips on his 1970 self-titled album (dunhill 50077)- single (dunhill 4236) released may 16, 1970- entered the billboard top 40 the week of june 20, 1970 and stayed for 7 weeks, peaking at #32 the week of july 18, 1970hit it, hal
{drums: hal blaine}
early in the mornin', she hitched a ride down to louisvilleholdin' onto a hundred dollar billdressed herself like a cajun queen in new orleans, babyyeah, she looked good, like a ladydo it to me, james
{dobro: james burton}
and the mississippi river runs like molasses in the summertimeand me, you know, i don't hardly mindsippin' on a beer in bourbon street and i'm sittin' easydon't get me wrong, it takes a lot to please mehave a seat an' take a load off your feet, and she said "yes"so i said, "i like your dress"swamps all around make ya feel kinda funny, don't they, honeyshe crossed her legs and looked at me funnydown on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin' (what you're doin')down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'joseph
{bass: joe osborn}
early in the mornin', she hitched a ride down to louisville (louisville)holdin' onto a hundred dollar billdressed herself like a cajun queen in new orleans, babyyeah, she looked good, like a ladyand the mississippi river, it runs like molasses in the summertimeand me, you know, i don't hardly mindsippin' on a beer in bourbon street and i'm sittin' easydon't get me wrong, it takes a lot to please meeverybody singdown on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'have a seat, take a load off your feet, and she said "yes"so i said, "i like your dress"swamps all around make ya feel kinda funny, don't they, honeyshe crossed her legs and looked at me funnydown on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin' (what you're doin')down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin' (what you're doin')down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'

Mississippi
John Phillips
- written by John Phillips
- as recorded by John Phillips on his 1970 self-titled album (Dunhill 50077)
- single (Dunhill 4236) released May 16, 1970
- entered the Billboard Top 40 the week of June 20, 1970 and
stayed for 7 weeks, peaking at #32 the week of July 18, 1970
Hit it, Hal
{Drums: Hal Blaine}
Early in the mornin', she hitched a ride down to Louisville
Holdin' onto a hundred dollar bill
Dressed herself like a Cajun Queen in New Orleans, baby
Yeah, she looked good, like a lady
Do it to me, James
{Dobro: James Burton}
And the Mississippi River runs like molasses in the summertime
And me, you know, I don't hardly mind
Sippin' on a beer in Bourbon Street and I'm sittin' easy
Don't get me wrong, it takes a lot to please me
Have a seat an' take a load off your feet, and she said "Yes"
So I said, "I like your dress"
Swamps all around make ya feel kinda funny, don't they, honey
She crossed her legs and looked at me funny
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin' (what you're doin')
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'
Joseph
{Bass: Joe Osborn}
Early in the mornin', she hitched a ride down to Louisville (Louisville)
Holdin' onto a hundred dollar bill
Dressed herself like a Cajun Queen in New Orleans, baby
Yeah, she looked good, like a lady
And the Mississippi River, it runs like molasses in the summertime
And me, you know, I don't hardly mind
Sippin' on a beer in Bourbon Street and I'm sittin' easy
Don't get me wrong, it takes a lot to please me
Everybody sing
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'
Have a seat, take a load off your feet, and she said "Yes"
So I said, "I like your dress"
Swamps all around make ya feel kinda funny, don't they, honey
She crossed her legs and looked at me funny
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin' (what you're doin')
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin' (what you're doin')
Down on the bayou, why, you never know just what you're doin'
{fade}

Intro- David Banner
Know What I'm Talkin Bout
Mississippi mothafucka,
Newton County
what i live and die for(Scott County)
Ball for da kids(Simpson County)
Know what im talkin bout
Niggas out here flashin and ballin and shit(lincoln County)
know what im talikin bout
im supposed to be so hard
fuckin rebel flags still flyin(whats dis shit)
fuck em
some hoes
Chorus2x
We From A Place
Where Dem Boys Still Pimpin Them Hoes
We From A Place
Cadillacs Still Ridin On Vogues
We From A Place
Where My Soul Still Dont Feel Free
Where A Flag Means More Than Me(IN MISSISSIPPI)
Verse 1 David Banner
Still ridin cadillacs
still bump in the back
mothafuckas talk shit but we still in the hood
mississippi in this thang
pinky rang in my hand
peanut butta top(lovin wood)
crackas only come to buy crack
and cracka cops only come to bust niggas who sell that
We From A Place Where Dey Scream
PIMP A HOE PIMP A HOE
We From A Place Where Dey Still
CHOP DEM BOES CHOP DEM BOES
We From A Place Where Yo Grandmama still showin you love
and we still eatin chicken in the club bitch
CHORUS 2X
VERSE 2- DAVID BANNER
We From A Place
Where mega evers live and mega evers died
We From A Place
What we chokin on sticky green to get high
We From A Place
Where ya used to come in the summatime
now yall dont mention us in ya rhyme we kin folk
ya we broke
some talk wit a drawl but bitch we ball
runnin through wit two techs screamin FUCK ALL YALL
We From A Place
where da rebel flag still aint burnin
new schools but the black kids still aint learnin BOUT SHIT
but hit da streets and learn to pimp on a bitch
FIVE-O aw shit throw yo crack in the ditch
and yall nigga run yall nigga run
like forrest gump
they got pumps
and them crooked cops love to dump
in mississippi
CHORUS 2X
crooked letter crooked letter
oh mississippi
mississippi ohh
wave ya hands from side to side
represent where you from
you dont want none
mississippi
da place were from
mississippi
say 601
mississippi
DAVID BANNER
Hell yea mississippi you kno wut im talkin bout
da home of da blues
da dirtiest part of da south
you kno wut im talkin bout
the place where u get dem fish and dem criss muhfucka
you kno wut im talkin bout
delta muhfucka
cotton you kno wut im talkin bout
we bout to free da slaves nigga
where yo grandmama from nigga
yo ol one generation moved away slave ass booty fuck ass gank ass punk ass BITCH haha

I'm big and proud all over
Not just on the stage
My secret self has many sides
That laugh and crush and sting
I'm red and thick like fire
I like it from behind
Round and Round and
Red to white
I'm pure and sad and silent
I know I've got a piece of my heart
On the sole of your shoe
I've got a little bit of thunder
Trapped inside of a cloud
The dog in you
Spit me out into the mississippi
Who can love my many selves
The wife, the bitch, the rapunzel
The one who cries
And calls for you
The one who is always alone
I know I've got a piece of my heart
On the sole of your shoe
I've got a little bit of thunder
Trapped inside of a cloud
The dog in you
Spit me out into the mississippi
Oh mississippi
Come and wash my pain away
Oh mississippi
Come and take my pain away
I feel I'm drowning
I feel I'm drowning
I feel I'm
I feel I'm
Dying
I know I've got a piece of my heart
On the sole of your shoe
I've got a little bit of thunder
Trapped inside of a cloud
The dog in you

Du hörst ein Lied
zu dir trägt es der Wind
du schaust dorthin
wo deine Freunde sind.
Sie spielen dieses Lied allein für dich
es ist Erinnerung an eine schöne Zeit.
Auf dem Mississippi siehst du Schiffe zieh'n
wie die Wolken
die dem Augenblick entflieh'n.
Das Lied trägt dich mit ihnen in die Ferne
über die Sterne einer Sommernacht.
Mississippi
ich will bei dir sein.
Du hast so vieles schon geseh'n
kannst es sicher gut versteh'n
wenn meine Träume mit dir geh'n.
Mississ:ipp:i
du bleibst niemals steh'n.
Ewig ist dein Wellenspiel
Mississippi
bis an's Ziel
begleitet dich mein Traum.
Irgendwann wird diese Nacht zu Ende geh'n
nur Erinnerung daran bleibt noch besteh'n
und auch die Melodie wird bald verklingen

Saw all them colors in the black room.
Heard all 'em moving ridin' black light.
Saw all them colors in the black room.
Ride far away in the black night.
Next day come said t'were thunder shook the rockin'
porch.
N' said t'were lightnin' done lit up our sky.
Daddy said t'were thunder shook the rockin' porch.
But mammy said t'were Daddy's gun

Beggars can't be choosers
But I choose to be a beggar
So I'm always on the move
my heart is always on the mend
Hailstorms, rain, and snow, I go
No hurricane can stop me, no
It's up and over and back down home again
We played Memphis last night,
It was fine
Next stop on the tour
is bound to hold my peace of mind
Oh, It always puts
A smile on my face and it's the
first time I've been back here since
the last time that I came
And I think you're really pretty
and that's all I'm gonna say
Did you miss me?
Did you miss me, Mississippi?
Would you kiss me if I stayed?
That house was built before
the first world war
and I can see her now
standing on the porch
that baby boy's daddy's
going to fight and
She hopes and prays
that he'll come home
and they'll be happy and lord,
Lord, I pray that she's right
Wind's blowin' thru the trees
Oh, it feels like heaven's breathin' down on me
Oh, It always puts
A smile on my face and it's the
first time I've been back here since
the last time that I came
and that's all I'm wanna say
Did you miss me?
Did you miss me, Mississippi?
Would you kiss me if I stayed?
Oh, no, yeah
I have to leave you in the morning
That old 55 to 12
But I'll be back again
before the leaves turn orange
So, I'll say goodbye for now
Oh, It always puts
A smile on my face and it's the
first time I've been back here since
the last time that I came
And I think you're really pretty
and that's all I'm gonna say
Did you miss me?
Oh, It always puts
A smile on my face and it's the
first time I've been back here since
the last time that I came
And I think you're really pretty
and that's all I'm wanna say
Did you miss me?
Did you miss me, Mississippi?
Would you kiss me if I stayed?
Oh, oh, oh,
Oh, my god
da, da, da, da, da, da
oh, no, no
Ohhhhhhhh...
No, no, no
Na, na, na, na

Well I dearly love my home but
She never looked so good to me
Blue skies and dragonflies
Muddy creek Lord set me free
Good things are going on
there in Mississippi
She made me feel good
there in Mississippi
Folks smiling and saying hey
In my car as I'm passing by
And I can smell those barbeque grills
firing on the fourth of July
Good things are going on
there in Mississippi
She made me feel good
there in Mississippi
Good things are going on
there in Mississippi
She made me feel good
there in Mississippi
Everybody moving everybody grooving
everybody letting it all get loose

I ain’t never seen the snowfall on the Delta
Like the one that’s gonna cover all of New York tonight
But it sure do remind me of those miles and miles of cotton
Long ago but not forgotten, yeah, that’s a southern man’s field of white
Yeah, I turned my back and walked away
But lately I ain’t seen a sunny day
Been thinking ‘bout rolling on back home
Back where I belong
So won’t you put me on that riverboat Queen
Let the side wheels spin
‘Cause I ain’t seen that muddy water town in I cant remember when
All these years they played a trick on me
No, I ain’t the man I used to be
Tonight I feel like Mississippi
People round here, Lord they move in such a pace
I’m just another face, lost in the crowd
There’s a sweet sound being sung down in Dixie
Now and again it gets me when I get to feeling down
Yeah, I turned my back and walked away
But lately I ain’t seen a sunny day
Been thinking ‘bout rolling on back home
Back where I belong
So won’t you put me on that riverboat Queen
Let the side wheels spin
‘Cause I ain’t seen that muddy water town in I cant remember when
All these years they played a trick on me
No, I ain’t the man I used to be
Tonight I feel like Mississippi
All these years they played a trick on me
No, I ain’t the man I used to be
Tonight I feel like Mississippi

(M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I)
By The M I crooked letter, crooker letter, I crooked
letter, crooked letter I
Hump-back, hump-back I of Mississippi flowing down to
New Orleans
It flows right by my Tennessee home where history was
make by Steamboat Bill
M-E-M-P-H-I-S, Memphis is the town I mean
Way down yonder in the land of cotton, folks like mine
are ne'er forgotten
What a wonderful thrill just to be down in Memphis,
Tennessee
By The M I crooked letter, crooker letter, I crooked
letter, crooked letter I
Hump-back, hump-back I of Mississippi flowing down to
New Orleans
By The M I crooked letter, crooker letter, I crooked
letter, crooked letter I
Hump-back, hump-back I of Mississippi flowing down to
New Orleans
It flows right by my Tennessee home where history was
make by Steamboat Bill
M-E-M-P-H-I-S, Memphis is the town I mean
Way down yonder in the land of cotton, folks like mine
are ne'er forgotten
What a wonderful thrill just to be down in Memphis,
Tennessee
By The M I crooked letter, crooker letter, I crooked
letter, crooked letter I
Hump-back, hump-back I of Mississippi flowing down to

Where you can hear a country song for fun
And someone plays the honky tonk guitar
Where all the lights will go out one by one
Where people join the song and the wind takes it away
Where the Misissippi rolls down to the sea
And lovers found the place they like to be
How many times before this song was ending
Love and understanding everywhere around
Mississippi I'll remember you
Whenever I shall go away I'll be longing for the day
That I will be in Greenville again
Mississippi you'll be on my mind
Every time I hear this song Mississippi roll along
Until the end of time
[ steel ]
Now the country song forever lost it's soul
When the guitar picker turned to rock'n roll
And everytime when summer nights are falling
I always will be calling dreams of yesterday

Starting out of Memphis, highway 61
Traces of the places where the blues began
Sun is blazing, horizon far
Echoes of a national steel guitar
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Where the blues was born
Yazoo river rolling through the land
Cradle of the blues, that delta land
Cottonfields, catfish farms
Steady-rocking rhythm since the dawn of time
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Where the blues was born
Wade Walton's barbershop, backroom booze
Shave and a haircut, lots of rhythm 'n blues
Greenville
juke joint, Saturday night
Get down 'n boogie till the morning-light
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Where the blues was born
Broken down Chevy on a muddy track
Ten people sharing a two-room shack
Folks so poor, nothing to loose
Get religion or that lowdown blues
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Where the blues was born
Charly Patton, Fred McDowell, Willie Brown
Son House, Son Thomas, that delta sound
Black man's heart, black man's soul
Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters and Howling Wolf
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Where the blues was born
Big Joe Williams, Bukka White, Robert Johnson, Jimmy Reed
Sam Chatmon, Ishman Bracy, Tommy Johnson, Skip James
John Lee Hooker, Elmore James, Mississippi John Hurt
Memphis Minnie, Peetie Wheatstraw, Sonny Boy Williamson
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi