Jameson Rodgers - When You Think Of Mississippi lyrics
Jameson Rodgers [Batesville, Mississippi] U.S. 🇺🇸
[Jameson Rodgers - When You Think Of Mississippi lyrics]
Sick of all it's bars
So I'm out here sitting in the dark
Trying to clear my mind
With some toolbox beers
Can't believe it's already been a year
Since you been gone, flew outta this place
They just played a song from back in the day
When you wore my Carhartt and
This was our spot
Don't know about you girl
But I ain't forgot
Do you still smile every time
You hear a cowbell?
When the Rebels win, do you still raise hell?
Would you trade a palm tree for a Magnolia?
If you were here now would ya let me hold ya?
Do you still sound like
You're from this town
That you swore you'd never leave?
Girl, I miss ya wish you were with me
Do you ever miss me
When you think of Mississippi?
Every time I see her, yeah
She gives me a hug
Your momma brags about you and
She catches me up and I act surprised like I
Don't already know it
But really all I wanna know is
Do you still smile every time
You hear a cowbell?
When the Rebels win, do you still raise hell?
Would you trade a palm tree for a Magnolia?
If you were here now would ya let me hold ya?
Do you still sound like
You're from this town
That you swore you'd never leave?
Girl, I miss ya wish you were with me
Do you ever miss me
When you think of Mississippi?
When people ask you where you're from
Do you say it's where you grew
Up or call it home? And if they ask you if
You've ever been in love
Do you think about the
Tailgate I'm sitting on?
Do you still smile every time
You hear a cowbell?
When the Rebels win, do you still raise hell?
Would you trade a palm tree for a Magnolia?
If you were here now would ya let me hold ya?
Do you still sound like
You're from this town
That you swore you'd never leave?
Girl, I miss ya wish you were with me
Do you ever miss me
When you think of Mississippi?
When you think of Mississippi
When you think of Mississippi
I'm tired of this town
Sick of all it's bars
So I'm out here sitting in the dark