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Moses Brown
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* from the album "Cornbread and Whiskey"
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Kenny Mehler is an American singer-songwriter from Hartford, Connecticut best known for his songs "Moses Brown", "Til we meet again" and "Pasadena"
Kenny Mehler is an American singer-songwriter best known for his songs "Moses Brown", "Til we meet again" and "Pasadena". Mehler is a country/rock artist from Hartford, Connecticut with several studio albums and live recordings to his credit. The first four installments of "From the Vault Live" a new series from Kenny Mehler spanning two decades of live concert performances were just released in late November 2024. Be sure to introduce yourself to all the new releases or simply revisit that previous favorite on all streaming platforms and for sale everywhere music is sold.
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Country • Country-Rock
Charts
Peak #84
Peak in subgenre #20
Author
Kenny Mehler
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2024 AEG Music
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February 17, 2020
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MP3 8.7 MB • 320 kbps • 3:49
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Mississippi is the place where I want to go now There's a town where Moses Brown got down Pick the pieces up and staggered around Worked nights in the kitchen, knowing there was some place he'd rather be Well, he saved enough to get back on his feet If you listen you can hear him speak he said Mississippi Sing it with me How do you like me now Hallelujah whats it to ya He used to say with a smile now Were getting down with the sound from Moses Brown Moses liked his woman as much as he liked his wine On the banks of the Mississippi river is where he spent his time Well I can remember the day he lost his mind in a couple of ways A bottle of booze and a banjo and the old mans doing fine he said Mississippi Sing it with me How do you like me now Hallelujah whats it to ya He used to say with a smile now Were getting down with the sound from Moses Brown One day by the river, Moses had more than a little ya know He fell in wearing nothing but his skin and I think that's how the story goes They say if you listen, by the bridge at the end of the town You can still hear the sound of Moses Brown rocking you down from the underground ya know what he said Mississippi Sing it with me How do you like me now Hallelujah whats it to ya He used to say with a smile now
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