Mississippi
Lazy, muddy river
Stretching down from north to south
Curling like a length of thread
Highway
With steamboats, paddleboats
As automobiles
Drawling, lolling tongue
Land around home to
Huck and Tom
I would lie on the river
And float from Illinois to Louisiana
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