The Other End Of The Mississippi River Blues

Pat Donohue

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  • D
  • D7
  • Em
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  • Gmaj7
Tom:
G Well the Mississippi flows through the southland
C Em Am In many a song and rhyme
C G And I guess I’d do well ta’ visit the delta
C D7 Someday if I get the time.
G But in the land of sky blue waters
C Em Am She loved me then she turned me loose
C G D G D7 With the other end of the Mississippi River blues
G They got the blues down in Louisiana
C Em Am they sing them up in Memphis town
C where the muddy water flows
G and everybody knows
C D7 Its the cradle of that mournful sound
G ah, but somewhere up near Lake Itasca
C Em Am where the mighty river starts to move
C G D G D7 I got the other end of the Mississippi River blues
D7 They got the honeysuckle vines
Gmaj7 I got the lonesome pines
D7 They got banjos on the levee
Gmaj7 I got a heart that’s cold and heavy
C Em Am Yeah it all ends up in New Orleans
C D7 But this is where it all begins
G You can travel the wide world over
C Em Am anywhere you care to roam
C G But if you ever go ta’ Northern Minnesota
C D7 Better leave your heart at home
G ‘cause she’ll love then she’ll leave you crying
C Em Am and brother you’ll be introduced
C G D G D7 to the other end of the Mississippi River blues
D7 They got Magnolia Trees,
Gmaj7 Sweet southern breeze
D7 I got ice and snow,
Gmaj7 Twenty-six below
C Em Am but it all ends up in New Orleans C D7 (Hold and pause) But this is where it all begins
G You can travel the wide world over
C Em Am anywhere you’d care to roam
C G But if you ever go ta’ Northern Minnesota
C D7 Better leave your heart at home
G ‘cause she’ll love then she’ll leave you crying
C Em Am with a feeling that you can’t shake loose
C G D G G Its the other end of the Mississippi River blues
C G D G Gmaj7 Its the other end of the Mississippi River blues
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