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A Poem For Myself
(or Blues for a Mississippi Black Boy)

I was born in Mississippi;
I walked barefooted thru the mud.

Born black in Mississippi,
Walked barefooted thru the mud.

But, when I reached the age of twelve
I left that place for good.

My daddy chopped cotton
And he drank his liquor straight.

Said my daddy chopped cotton
And he drank his liquor straight.

When I left that Sunday morning
He was leaning on the barnyard gate.

Left my mama standing
With the sun shining in her eyes.

Left her standing in the yard
With the sun shining in her eyes.

And I headed North
As straight as the Wild Goose Flies,
I been to Detroit & Chicago
Been to New York city too.

I been to Detroit & Chicago
Been to New York city too.

Said I done strolled all those funky avenues
I'm still the same old black boy with the same old blues.

Going back to Mississippi
This time to stay for good
Going back to Mississippi
This time to stay for good-
Gonna be free in Mississippi
Or dead in the Mississippi mud.
Written by: Etheridge Knight

Book: Shattered Sighs