| In a Mississippi cotton pickin' Delta town one dusty street to walk up and down
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| Nothin' much to see but a starvin' hound in a Mississippi cotton pickin' Delta
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| town
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| Down in the Delta where I was born all we raised was cotton potatoes and corn
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| I’ve picked cotton till my fingers hurt draggin' the sack through that Delta
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| dirt
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| And I’ve worked hard the whole week long pickin' my fingers to the blood and
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| bone
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| There ain’t a lot of money in a cotton bale at least when you try to sell
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| In a Mississippi cotton pickin'…
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| On Saturday nights we’d get dressed up catch us a ride on a pickup truck
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| On a gravel road it nearly strangled us that cotton pickin' Delta dust
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| We’d sit across the street on the depot porch lookin' at the folks lookin' back
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| at us
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| Munchin' on a dust covered ice cream cone and wondering how we’d get back home
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| From a Mississippi cotton pickin'…
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| From a Mississippi cotton pickin'… |