Mister and Mississippi - Patti Page

Mister and Mississippi

 

Written by: Irving Gordon

Mister and Mississippi Lyrics

I can't recall my mother
I don't remember dad
Mister and Mississippi was all I ever had

Oh! I was born to wander
Oh! I was born to roam
And Mister and Mississippi
Made me feel at home

My cradle was the river
My school a river boat
My teacher was a gambler
The slickest one a float

My teacher was a gambler
The slickest one a float
He taught me not to gamble
On a petti coat

Oh! Darling, how I love you
What more is there to say
I love you like a barefoot boy
Loves a summer day

The way a wand'ring gypsy
Loves the changing scenes
Just like the restless river
Loves old New Orleans

I'd love a tiny village
A quiet country town
A house, a little garden
With kiddies running 'round

You'd be a faithful husband
I'd be a trusting friend
Until I heard that steamboat
Comin' 'round the bend

Mister and Mississippi Singers

1. Tennessee Ernie April 1951 2. Gene Autry with The Pinafores - Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner May 14, 1951
3. Patti Page (billboard hit 1951) May 1951.

4. Rex Allen - Lew Douglas' Orchestra May 1951 5. Johnny Desmond May 1951 6. Dennis Day with Orchestra and the Norman Luboff Choir May 1951 7. The Mills Brothers and Sonny Burke and His Orchestra May 1951 8. Eddy Arnold December 1958 9. Ronnie Hawkins 1960 10. The Browns featuring Jim Edward Brown June 1964 11. Mike Penny and His Moonshiners 2010.


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