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Waylon Jennings - Mississippi Woman Lyrics

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  • (Red Lane)
  • The reflections of the trees are cut by the bow of my pirogue
  • And spattered by the paddle of my eager hand
  • That Mississippi woman is a wavin' over yonder
  • Wavin' her lantern for her Louisiana man.
  • How I love that Mississippi woman
  • How I love that Mississippi girl
  • How I love that Mississippi woman
  • But her heart does not belong to me.
  • The lantern light and moonbeams are dancing patterns on the water
  • She doesn't seem to realize I've learned her secret plans
  • My jealous mind is thinking as I paddle through the sleeping alligators
  • She don't know I know about her Louisiana man.
  • How I love that Mississippi woman
  • How I love that Mississippi girl
  • How I love that Mississippi woman
  • But her heart does not belong to me.
  • The reflections of the trees are cut by the bow of my pirogue
  • And splattered by the paddle of my shaky 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 does not belong to me.
  • How I love that Mississippi woman
  • How I love that Mississippi girl
  • How I love that Mississippi woman
  • But her heart does not belong to me...

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