Imagine a Southern belle who traded her small-town roots for Hollywood glitz but never let the sparkle blind her. Faith Hill's anthem is a sassy reminder that fame can't wash away the Mississippi mud on her boots. Despite red carpets and silver screens,… Read more
Mississippi GirlLyrics
Yeah
Well, it's a long way from Star, Mississippi
To the big stage I'm singing on tonight
And sometimes the butterflies still get me
When I'm in the spotlight
And some people seem to think that I've changed
That I'm different than I was back then
But in my soul, I know that I'm the same way
That I've really always been
'Cause a Mississippi girl don't change her ways
Just 'cause everybody knows her name
Ain't big headed from a little bit of fame
I still like wearing my old ball cap
Riding my kids around piggy back
They might know me all around the world
But, y'all, I'm still a Mississippi girl
Woo!
Well, I spent a few weeks in California
They put my face on the big movie screen
But that don't mean I've forgotten where I came from
That's just me chasing dreams
'Cause a Mississippi girl don't change her ways
Just 'cause everybody knows her name
Ain't big headed from a little bit of fame
I still like wearing my old ball cap
Riding my kids around piggy back
They might know me all around the world
But, y'all, I'm still a Mississippi girl
Woo!
'Cause a Mississippi girl don't change her ways
Just 'cause everybody knows her name
Ain't big headed from a little bit of fame
Still like wearing my old ball cap
Riding my kids around piggy back
They might know me all around this world
But, y'all, I'm still a Mississippi, girl
Mississippi girl!
Oh oh
Mississippi girl!
Mississippi girl!
Yeah, yeah, oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Mississippi girl!
Na,
Na
Writer(s): JOHN D. RICH, ADAM SHOENFELD
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Mississippi Girl?
Imagine a Southern belle who traded her small-town roots for Hollywood glitz but never let the sparkle blind her. Faith Hill's anthem is a sassy reminder that fame can't wash away the Mississippi mud on her boots. Despite red carpets and silver screens, she’s still the same gal who loves ball caps and piggyback rides with her kids. This song is like sweet tea with a splash of champagne—refreshingly down-to-earth yet undeniably glamorous. #SouthernPride #StayTrue #CountryRoots
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