Mister And Mississippi

Irving Gordon

I can't recall my mother
I don't remember dad
Mister and Mississippi was all I ever had
Oh! I was born to wander
Oh! I was born to roam
And Mister and Mississippi
Made me feel at home

Oh! I was born to wander
I was born to roam
And Mister and Mississippi
Made me feel at home

My cradle was the river
My school a river boat
My teacher was a gambler
The slickest one a float
My teacher was a gambler
The slickest one a float
He taught me not to gamble
On a petti coat

Oh! I was born to wander
I was born to roam
And Mister and Mississippi
Made me feel at home

Oh! Darling, how I love you
What more is there to say
I love you like a barefoot boy
Loves a summer day
The way a wand'ring gypsy
Loves the changing scenes
Just like the restless river
Loves old New Orleans

Oh! I was born to wander
I was born to roam
And Mister and Mississippi
Made me feel at home

I'd love a tiny village
A quiet country town
A house, a little garden
With kiddies running 'round
You'd be a faithful husband
I'd be a trusting friend
Until I heard that steamboat
Comin' 'round the bend

Oh! I was born to wander
I was born to roam
And Mister and Mississippi
Made me feel at home

Trivia about the song Mister And Mississippi by The Mills Brothers

When was the song “Mister And Mississippi” released by The Mills Brothers?
The song Mister And Mississippi was released in 1958, on the album “In A Mellow Tone”.
Who composed the song “Mister And Mississippi” by The Mills Brothers?
The song “Mister And Mississippi” by The Mills Brothers was composed by Irving Gordon.

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