Biography:
Lynyrd Skynyrd (pronounced /?l?n?rd 'sk?n?rd/ LEN-?rd-SKIN-?rd) is a Southern Rock band, formed in Jacksonville, Florida, USA in 1964. The band became prominent in the Southern United States in 1973, and rose to worldwide recognition before three members and one road crew member died in an airplane crash in 1977. The band reformed in 1987 for a reunion tour with lead singer Ronnie Van Zant's younger brother Johnny as the frontman. Lynyrd Skynyrd continues to tour and record.
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Band/Artist: Lynyrd Skynyrd
Song Title: Mississippi Kid
Album Title: Pronounced Leh’Nerd Skin’nerd (1973)
(Verse 1)
E
I’ve got my pistols in my pockets boys,
I’m Alabama bound.
A
I’ve got my pistols in my pockets boys, I’m
E
I’m Alabama bound.
B7
Well, I’m not looking for no trouble
E
But nobody dogs me ‘round.
(Verse 2)
E
Well, I’m going to fetch my woman, people
Tri-cities here I come.
A
Well, I’m going to fetch my woman, people
E
Tri-cities here I come
B7
‘Cause she was raised up on that cornbread
E
And I know that woman’ll gonna give me some.
(Verse 3)
E
When the kid hits Alabama, people
Don’t you try and dog him ‘round.
A
Now when the kid hits Alabama, people
E
Don’t you try and dog him ‘round.
B7
‘Cause if you people cause me trouble,
E
Then I’ve got to put you in the ground.
(Verse 4)
E
Well, I was born in Mississippi
And I don’t take any stuff from you
A
Well, I was born in Mississippi
E
And I don’t take any stuff from you
B7
And if I hit you on your head
E
Boy, it’s got to make you black and blue.
(Verse 5)
E
Well, I’m going to Alabama
Got my pistols out by my side
A
Well, I ride to Alabama
E
With my pistols out by my side
B7
‘Cause down in Alabama
E
You can run, but you sure can’t hide
(Outro chord)
E7
Song Title: Mississippi Kid
Album Title: Pronounced Leh’Nerd Skin’nerd (1973)
(Verse 1)
E
I’ve got my pistols in my pockets boys,
I’m Alabama bound.
A
I’ve got my pistols in my pockets boys, I’m
E
I’m Alabama bound.
B7
Well, I’m not looking for no trouble
E
But nobody dogs me ‘round.
(Verse 2)
E
Well, I’m going to fetch my woman, people
Tri-cities here I come.
A
Well, I’m going to fetch my woman, people
E
Tri-cities here I come
B7
‘Cause she was raised up on that cornbread
E
And I know that woman’ll gonna give me some.
(Verse 3)
E
When the kid hits Alabama, people
Don’t you try and dog him ‘round.
A
Now when the kid hits Alabama, people
E
Don’t you try and dog him ‘round.
B7
‘Cause if you people cause me trouble,
E
Then I’ve got to put you in the ground.
(Verse 4)
E
Well, I was born in Mississippi
And I don’t take any stuff from you
A
Well, I was born in Mississippi
E
And I don’t take any stuff from you
B7
And if I hit you on your head
E
Boy, it’s got to make you black and blue.
(Verse 5)
E
Well, I’m going to Alabama
Got my pistols out by my side
A
Well, I ride to Alabama
E
With my pistols out by my side
B7
‘Cause down in Alabama
E
You can run, but you sure can’t hide
(Outro chord)
E7
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