| Working on a barge down in New Orleans
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| Spending all my money on Cajun queens
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| Working from the morning till the end of day
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| And that’s when I go out to play
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| Working on the Muddy Mississippi Line
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| They pay me ten dollars and I don’t save a dime
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| But I always seem to make enough to see me through
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| And I’ll bet you five dollars, I’m as happy as you
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line
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| I’ve got a lot of friends down in New Orleans
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| Working on the docks, loading coffee beans
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| Hard working people who will lend you a hand
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| They’ll help you anyway they can
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| My daddy was a Mississippi river man
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| My mama was a Cajun from the heart of the land
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| They taught me how to love the Mississippi mud
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| Now there’s Mississippi water flowing in my blood
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line
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| I love the Mississippi like it was my own
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| As long as I remember, it’s been my home
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| I know it’s kinda muddy but it sure looks fine
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| When you’re riding on the muddy Mississippi line
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line
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| Working on the muddy Mississippi line |