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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Down a gravel road where the cotton grows,
The fields stretch wide where the river flows.
Catfish jump in the evening light,
Mississippi dreams keep me warm at night.
[Verse 2]
The porch swing creaks, and the screen door slams,
Grandma's sweet tea in a weathered hand.
The Delta sun paints the sky blood-red,
In this Cotton State, I lay my head.
[Chorus]
Mississippi, you're my heart, my home,
From the gravel roads to the highways I roam.
Where the catfish bite and the cotton sways,
Living free in your Southern embrace.
[Verse 3]
Church bells ring on a Sunday morn',
The gospel soothes where the soul feels worn.
Pecan trees shade the old dirt lane,
Mississippi's calling, sweet and plain.
[Bridge]
From the swamps to the hills, the blues to the breeze,
This land holds a spirit that sets you at ease.
With every step, I feel the ground hum,
This is where I'm from, where my heartstrings strum.
[Verse 4]
The riverboat whistles, the twilight hums,
Fireflies dance when the nightfall comes.
Paved highways take me far and wide,
But Mississippi stays right by my side.
Details
GeneratedJul 4, 2025
Duration3:59
LanguageEnglish
Style
melodic, acoustic, male vocals, country
Credits
Prompt byFunkyCircuit465
ModelAria v4
Prompt
A song about Mississippi and it being the cotton state and the home of catfish. Country song about living free from gravel roads to paved highways Mississippi
