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I bought the |
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Mississippi |
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River Of course that don't include the towns or the people around the |
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Mississippi |
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Well, to cinch the deal the man threw in a boat with crew and then |
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I knew I'd better grab that river fast |
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It wouldn't last |
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They never do, they never do |
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It wouldn't last, last, last |
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So now I own the |
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Mississippi |
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I couldn't decide if |
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I should leave it there or lug it out |
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West with me |
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The best thing was to think about it, not to make a move |
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I might regret cause then |
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I'd have to have the |
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Mississippi sent back |
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East, complete with boat and crew |
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That wouldn't do, do, do |
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It's mine, all mine (You know, it's yours, all yours) |
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It's mine, all mine (You know, it's yours, all yours) |
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Do rivers ever need companions |
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Should I enquire if the |
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Seine is available, yeah, |
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I would rather have a classy little |
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Frenchy than a |
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Nile or a |
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Tybo, oh Now wait a minute, how about the |
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Amazon, now that could be real fun |
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For Mississippi, for |
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Mississippi, for |
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Mississippi, |
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My Mississippi |
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I hope that |
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I didn't make an error |
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I hope this ain't a lot more trouble than it's all really worth |