Top Songs By Confederate Railroad
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Billy Joe Walker, Jr.
Acoustic Guitar
Danny Shirley
Lead Vocals
Don Potter
Acoustic Guitar
Eddie Bayers
Drums
Cowboy Eddie Long
Guitar
Brent Rowan
Guitar
Barry Beckett
Keyboards
Chris McDaniel
Keyboards
Curtis Young
Background Vocals
Dennis Wilson
Background Vocals
Gates Nichols
Pedal Steel Guitar
Harry Stinson
Background Vocals
Michael Lamb
Guitar
Suzi Ragsdale
Background Vocals
Bob Wray
Bass Guitar
WAYNE SECREST
Bass Guitar
Mark DuFresne
Drums
Michael Rhodes
Bass Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Dave Gibson
Songwriter
Kathy Louvin
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Barry Beckett
Producer
Carlos Grier
Assistant Engineer
Jim DeMain
Assistant Engineer
Mark Nevers
Assistant Engineer
Mike Corbett
Assistant Engineer
Patrick Kelly
Assistant Engineer
Pete Greene
Engineer
Denny Purcell
Mastering Engineer
Chuck Ainlay
Mixing Engineer
Lyrics
I hitch-hiked up to Memphis, a young boy in my prime
I thought that big old city could ease my Georgia mind
After just one hour, I met a Southern girl
She said, "They call me the Queen of Memphis"
Then, she took me around the world
And I saw stars dancing on the water
I heard Elvis singing Blue Suede Shoes
That old muddy river was my witness
The night I fell in love with the queen of Memphis
I woke up the next morning, a prisoner of her charms
She showed me things I'd never seen back there on that farm
She set my soul on fire, she completed all my dreams
A boy became a man that night in the arms of the Memphis Queen
And I saw stars dancing on the water
I heard Elvis singing Blue Suede Shoes
That old muddy river was my witness
The night I fell in love with the queen of Memphis
Just like that old man river, she keeps rolling through my mind
And you know I won't forget her 'cause she was one of a kind
I saw stars dancing on the water
I heard Elvis singing Blue Suede Shoes
That old muddy river was my witness
The night I fell in love with the queen of Memphis
Now I'm still in love with the queen of Memphis
Writer(s): David Lowell Gibson, Kathy Louvin
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