作曲 : Traditional/S.S. Steele
 Away from Mississippi's vale,
 With my ol' hat there for a sail,
 I crossed upon a cotton bale
 To Rose of Alabamy.
 I landed on the far sand bank,
 I sat upon the hollow plank,
 And there I made the banjo twank
 For Rose of Alabamy.
 Oh brown Rosie,
 Rose of Alabamy!
 A sweet tobacco posey
 Is my Rose of Alabamy.
 I said "Sit down just where you please."
 She cross my lap and took her ease.
 "It's good to go upon the knees,"
 Said Rose of Alabamy.
 The river rose; the cricket sang,
 The lightnin' bug did flash his wang;
 Then like a rope my arms I flang,
 'Round Rose of Alabamy.
 Oh brown Rosie,
 Rose of Alabamy!
 A sweet tobacco posey
 Is my Rose of Alabamy.
 I hugged so long I cannot tell.
 My Rosie seemed to like it well.
 My banjo in the river fell.
 Oh, Rose of Alabamy.
 Like alligator after prey,
 I jump in, but it float away,
 And all the while it seem to say,
 "Oh, Rose of Alabamy."
 Oh brown Rosie,
 Rose of Alabamy!
 A sweet tobacco posey
 Is my Rose of Alabamy.
 Now every night come rain or shower,
 I hunt that banjo for an hour;
 And see my sweet tobacco flower,
 Oh, Rose of Alabamy.
 Oh brown Rosie,
 She's Rose of Alabamy!
 A sweet tobacco posey
 Is my Rose of Alabamy.
 Oh brown Rosie,
 She's Rose of Alabamy!
 A sweet tobacco posey
 Is my Rose of Alabamy.