Hey, John, you evah been to Mississippi?
No, man, but I sure would like to visit down there.
You would?
Well, I'll tell you what then, let us hop on a plane and went.
O-kay, I hear it's very nice.
It is, it is.
When the sun goes down
The tide goes out
The people gather 'round
And they all begin to shout.
What?
Hey, hey, Uncle Dud
It's a treat to beat your feet
On the Mississippi Mud.
It's a treat to beat your feet
On the Mississippi Mud.
And what a dance do they do
Lordy, how I'm tellin' you
Why, they don't need no band
They keep time by clappin their hand.
Just as happy as a cow
Chewin' on a cud
When the people beat their feet
On the Mississippi Mud.
Lordy, how they play it
Goodness, how they sway it
There's Uncle George and cousin Jack
Look at those fools peckin' on their back.
What joy!
That music thrills me.
It do.
Boy, it nearly kills me
Sister Kate hollers, "Son!"
You sure get muddy
But, it's mighty good fun
When the sun goes down
The tide goes out
The people gather round
And they all begin to shout.
Hey, Hey, Uncle Dud
It's a treat to beat your feet
On the Mississippi Mud
It's a treat to beat your feet
On the Mississippi Mud.
What a dance do they do
Lordy, how I'm tellin' you
They don't need no band
They don't?
They keep time by clappin' their hand
I see.
Just as happy as a cow
Chewing on a cud
When the people beat their feet
Yeah! Yeah!
And the people clap their hand
On the M I double S I double S I double P I mud.
An "A" for spelling.
