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Show Me

Name: Show Me
Duration: 2 min 59 s
Description: A singer expresses pride and affection for the US state of Missouri, highlighting its natural beauty, famous cities, and cultural landmarks. The song celebrates the state's identity, from its rivers and cities to its historical figures and entertainment spots. It's an anthem of love for Missouri.

by Smith

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Kansas City jazz-swing meets St. Louis blues, walking bass, brushed drums, piano, horns and a swinging chorus

October 30, 2026

Prompt

Kansas City jazz-swing meets St. Louis blues, walking bass, brushed drums, piano, horns and a swinging chorus. An anthem for the US state of Missouri, proud, warm, radio quality, clear English diction. [Vocals: female lead vocal] [Lyrics] [Verse 1] The Arch is shining silver where the rivers come to meet Barbecue smoke in Kansas City drifting down the street Bluebirds on the hawthorn and the Ozark hills in bloom Missouri, you're a melody that fills up every room [Chorus] Show me, Missouri, show me what you've got Two big rivers, two big cities, and a whole lot in the middle, not forgot From St. Louis to Kansas City, from Hannibal to the lakes Missouri, you're the proof I need, whatever it takes [Verse 2] Huck and Tom are on the river where the Mississippi bends Route 66 through Springfield where the old road never ends Branson lights and Lake of the Ozarks in July Missouri, you're the heartland underneath a big sky [Chorus] Show me, Missouri, show me what you've got Two big rivers, two big cities, and a whole lot in the middle, not forgot From St. Louis to Kansas City, from Hannibal to the lakes Missouri, you're the proof I need, whatever it takes [Bridge] The welfare of the people is the law that we live by Missouri, show me one more time [Chorus] Show me, Missouri, show me what you've got Two big rivers, two big cities, and a whole lot in the middle, not forgot From St. Louis to Kansas City, from Hannibal to the lakes Missouri, you're the proof I need, whatever it takes

What “Show Me” is about

A singer expresses pride and affection for the US state of Missouri, highlighting its natural beauty, famous cities, and cultural landmarks. The song celebrates the state's identity, from its rivers and cities to its historical figures and entertainment spots. It's an anthem of love for Missouri.

Show Me lyrics

[Verse 1] The Arch is shining silver where the rivers come to meet Barbecue smoke in Kansas City drifting down the street Bluebirds on the hawthorn and the Ozark hills in bloom Missouri, you're a melody that fills up every room [Chorus] Show me, Missouri, show me what you've got Two big rivers, two big cities, and a whole lot in the middle, not forgot From St. Louis to Kansas City, from Hannibal to the lakes Missouri, you're the proof I need, whatever it takes [Verse 2] Huck and Tom are on the river where the Mississippi bends Route 66 through Springfield where the old road never ends Branson lights and Lake of the Ozarks in July Missouri, you're the heartland underneath a big sky [Chorus] Show me, Missouri, show me what you've got Two big rivers, two big cities, and a whole lot in the middle, not forgot From St. Louis to Kansas City, from Hannibal to the lakes Missouri, you're the proof I need, whatever it takes [Bridge] The welfare of the people is the law that we live by Missouri, show me one more time [Chorus] Show me, Missouri, show me what you've got Two big rivers, two big cities, and a whole lot in the middle, not forgot From St. Louis to Kansas City, from Hannibal to the lakes Missouri, you're the proof I need, whatever it takes

Lines explained

“The Arch is shining silver where the rivers come to meet”

The Arch refers to the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, a famous monument symbolizing the city's role as the 'Gateway to the West'. The rivers are the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, which converge near St. Louis.

“Huck and Tom are on the river where the Mississippi bends”

Huck and Tom refer to Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer, iconic characters from Mark Twain's novels, whose adventures are set along the Mississippi River, particularly in Hannibal, Missouri.

“The welfare of the people is the law that we live by”

This line references the state motto of Missouri: 'Salus populi suprema lex esto,' which means 'The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law.'

About Show Me

“Show Me” is an English song, made by Smith with SongUp AI.

You can hear piano, drums and oud.

English is sung across Worldwide, and its lyrics are written in the Latin script. SongUp AI sings it natively, so the words are pronounced the way a English speaker expects, from pop anthem to any other style.

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