Mississippi
Train
Train
TRAIN
- Mississippi LyricsThey call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
Spends her light on the Bayou
But she don't come to see
She's the one that makes my dreams
They call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
The shape of her horizon
Makes the morning sun
When she puts her eyes on
Each and anyone
She's the one that makes me fall
Midnight moon shines through it all
She's the one that makes me fall
Midnight moon shines through it all
She's the one that makes my dreams
They call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
They call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
But she don't flow to me
Spends her light on the Bayou
But she don't come to see
She's the one that makes my dreams
They call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
The shape of her horizon
Makes the morning sun
When she puts her eyes on
Each and anyone
Midnight moon shines through it all
She's the one that makes me fall
Midnight moon shines through it all
She's the one that makes my dreams
They call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
They call her Mississippi
But she don't flow to me
Facts about Mississippi
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Mississippi is written by Pat Monahan, Scott Underwood, James Stafford, Charles Colin, Robert Hotchkiss.
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It is first released on March 27, 2001 as part of Train's album "Drops of Jupiter" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, the song 'Mississippi' by Train employs the Mississippi River as a metaphor to represent a love interest who exists beyond the artist's reach. The lyrics depict a deep yearning for the person who remains beyond the speaker's grasp, similar to the river which flows away from him. The Mississippi River stands as a vital force which drives the speaker's emotional state and their dreams, showing how their feelings remain forever out of reach. The lyrics of Mississippi focus on themes of love and heartbreak while exploring aspects of human experience through reflection and nostalgia and joyful moments. The song emphasizes unrequited love together with admiration and longing as its central message. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. They are suitable for all ages.
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Mississippi falls under the genre Rock.
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Mississippi song length is 5 minutes and 05 seconds.
Who wrote Mississippi lyrics?
Mississippi is written by Pat Monahan, Scott Underwood, James Stafford, Charles Colin, Robert Hotchkiss.
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When was Mississippi released?
It is first released on March 27, 2001 as part of Train's album "Drops of Jupiter" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Mississippi lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, the song 'Mississippi' by Train employs the Mississippi River as a metaphor to represent a love interest who exists beyond the artist's reach. The lyrics depict a deep yearning for the person who remains beyond the speaker's grasp, similar to the river which flows away from him. The Mississippi River stands as a vital force which drives the speaker's emotional state and their dreams, showing how their feelings remain forever out of reach. The lyrics of Mississippi focus on themes of love and heartbreak while exploring aspects of human experience through reflection and nostalgia and joyful moments. The song emphasizes unrequited love together with admiration and longing as its central message. The lyrics contain no offensive language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. They are suitable for all ages.
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Which genre is Mississippi?
Mississippi falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Mississippi?
Mississippi song length is 5 minutes and 05 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Pat Monahan, Scott Underwood, James Stafford, Charles Colin, Robert Hotchkiss
Record Label(s): 2000, 2001 Sony Music Entertainment Inc
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