Mississippi Lady

Jim Croce

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Tom:
E A B E With just a sleeping bag and an old guitar, I left the band in New Orleans
E A B E I did some time with the bottle, some with the river queens
E A I never thought I would meet a girl
F# A B who could turn my head around
E A B E Till I met that Mississippi Lady in sleepy Gulfport town [Chorus]
E A B E She was a Mississippi Lady, my lovin' Gulfport gal
E A B E She taught me how to love and she really loved me well
E A F#7 She took me up to heaven then she brought me down
E A B E That Mississippi Lady, Sweet Cordelia Brown [Verse 2]
E A B E Hot July in Gulfport and I was working in the bars
E A B E And she was working on the street with the rest of the evening stars
E A F# A B She said, "I never met a guy who could turn my head around"
E A B E And that's really sayin' something for Sweet Cordelia Brown [Chorus]
E A B E She was a Mississippi Lady, my lovin' Gulfport gal
E A B E She taught me how to love and she really loved me well
E A F#7 She took me up to heaven then she brought me down
E A B E That Mississippi Lady, Sweet Cordelia Brown [Verse 3]
E A B E Now I'm back in New York City playin' in a band
E A B E But my mind's on Mississippi, is it hard to understand?
E A F# A B I never thought I would meet a girl who could bring me that far down
E A B E Like the girl I met in Gulfport, Sweet Cordelia Brown [Chorus]
E A B E She was a Mississippi Lady, my lovin' Gulfport gal
E A B E She taught me how to love and she really loved me well
E A F#7 She took me up to heaven then she brought me down
E A B E That Mississippi Lady, Sweet Cordelia Brown
E A B E That Mississippi Lady, Sweet Cordelia Brown
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Composição: Jim Croce

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