Chords for Roll Mississippi

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_ _ _ _ _ She put her eye on a coal-burning paddle wheel in Memphis, [E] Tennessee.
Told her captain she'd been the cause of all the trouble down at [A] Loralee.
Said he'd be damned if he could understand why the judge [E] set her free.
That six-foot black kid, green-eyed woman, probably Louisiana [A] gambling queen.
[D] Go [A] Mississippi, found [C] my booze in your muddy water.
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Go Mississippi, [A] take [A] me on down.
[D] Be held [A] in the low ground, getting [C] down a river with a devil's [D] daughter.
Go Mississippi, _ [A] take me on down. _
He got word from a whiskey-trading Frenchman heading on [E] out of town.
Said a lot of good men had tried her, and a lot of good [A] men went down.
That night in the past came a five-car truck at the end of a [E] river creek.
A sore-losing, loud-mouthed gambling man got blown off his [Am] cheating feet.
[D] Go Mississippi, [A] _ [G] found my [C] booze in your muddy [D] water.
Go Mississippi, take me [A] on down.
[D] Be held in the [A] low [G] ground, getting down a [C] river with a devil's daughter.
[D] Go [A] Mississippi, take me on down.
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_ _ [D] Go [A] Mississippi, found [C] my [A] booze in your muddy [D] water.
Go [A] Mississippi, take me on down.
[D] Be held [A] in the low ground, getting down a river with a devil's daughter.
Go Mississippi, [Am] take me on down.
[D] Go [A] Mississippi, take me on down.
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