Mississippi River Blues

ELSIE MCWILLIAMS, JIMMIE RODGERS

Oh you Mississippi River, with waters so deep and wide
My thoughts of you keep risin', just like an evening tide
I'm just like a seagull that's left the sea
Oh your muddy waters keep on callin'me

I'm gonna pack my grip and head that way
You'll see me hanging 'round again some day
Cause I know that's the only way to lose
The Mississippi river blues

I've often ridden on your bosom
From Memphis down to New Orleans
Floating over muddy waters, drifting through familiar scenes
And when I hear that whistle of an old steamboat
Down that Mississippi river again I'm a-going to float

I'm gonna pack my grip and head that way
You'll see me hanging 'round again some day
Cause I know that's the only way to lose
That mean old Mississippi river blues

Trivia about the song Mississippi River Blues by Hank Snow

On which albums was the song “Mississippi River Blues” released by Hank Snow?
Hank Snow released the song on the albums “The Singing Ranger” in 1960, “Rca Country Legends: Hank Snow” in 2001, “I'm Moving On” in 2004, “Movin’ On - 30 Songs” in 2010, “Voices Of Country: Hank Snow” in 2011, “Gods of Country: Hank Snow” in 2011, and “Legend Series Presents - Golden Greats - Hank Snow, Volume Two” in 2012.
Who composed the song “Mississippi River Blues” by Hank Snow?
The song “Mississippi River Blues” by Hank Snow was composed by ELSIE MCWILLIAMS, JIMMIE RODGERS.

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