Mississippi Woman - Denise Lasalle

Tired of the city life

Costs too much too fast

Used to the older roads

The smell of that country grass

This city is so hi-tech

I don’t want to rattle my brain

Lord knows I’m a country gal

I wanna get back from where I came

I’m just a Mississippi woman

I’ve got Mississippi mud on my shoes

I’m just a Mississippi woman

I wanna get back to my blues

Tired of fast food

Raised on cornbread and collard greens

Chitlins, hog nose, a big old pot of pinto beans

I sang the blues on my front porch

Talk loud, drink and cuss

Without them down home blues y’all

I’m gonna get back on the bus

I’m just a Mississippi woman

I’ve got Mississippi mud on my shoes

I’m just a Mississippi woman

I wanna get back to my blues

I think about it all night long

All night long

All night long

All night long

I’ve been all over the world

I’ve seen almost everything

I’ve sung all kind of places

People call me the queen

But no matter where I go y’all

I give them something real

People all over the world

Need that Mississippi feel

I’m just a Mississippi woman

I’ve got Mississippi mud on my shoes

I’m just a Mississippi woman

Trying to get back to my blues

I talk about it all night long

All night long

All night long

All night long

I’m just a Mississippi woman

I’ve got Mississippi mud on my shoes

I’m just a Mississippi woman

Trying to get back to my blues

All night long

All night long

All night long

I’m just a Mississippi woman

I’ve got Mississippi mud on my shoes

I’m just a Mississippi woman

Trying to get back to my blues

I’m just a Mississippi woman

I’ve got Mississippi mud on my shoes

I’m just a Mississippi woman

Trying to get back to my blues

I’m just a Mississippi woman

With that Mississippi mud on my shoes

I’m just a Mississippi woman

Trying to get back to my blues

I’m just a Mississippi woman

With that Mississippi mud on my shoes

I’m just a Mississippi woman

Trying to get back to my blues