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Hello! I'm Lyrkit!

I tried many ways to memorize English words and found the most effective one for me!

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Mavis Staples

Down In Mississippi

 

Down In Mississippi

(album: Live: Hope At The Hideout - 2008)


[Verse 1:]
As far back as I can remember
I either had a plow or hoe
One of those 'ole nine foot sacs
Standing at the old turn row

[Chorus:]
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi
Down in Mississippi where I was born
Down in Mississippi where I come from

[Verse 2:]
They had a hunting season on the rabbit
If you shoot em you went to jail
Season was a always open on me
Nobody needed no band

[Chorus]

[Verse 3:]
I remember, I use to walk down that gravel road, walking with my grandma,
Mississippi sun, beaming down
I went to get some water

My grandma said, young 'un you can't drink that water, she said you drink from that fountain over there, heha
And that fountain had a sign
Said "for colored only"
I was so glad I had my grandma and my papa, a huh, and I won't leave you out grandpa
My grandpa was so pround of me ya'll
I went down in forest Mississippi one time na,
Didn't know no better, but I intergrated, a
Washeteria
He was telling everybody, my grandbaby mavis, she went up to washeteria and washed some clothes, and all the black ladies followed her on up in there, I'm proud of my grandbaby,
I saw many more of those signs as I lived in Mississippi,
I'm so glad I can say that I saw every one of those signs, Dr. King saw that every one of those signs was taken down, down in Mississippi

[Chorus]

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