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Hey Jim, Jim, just a minute y'all, I want to |
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ask you something, I want you to spell |
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something for me Jim, Can you do that? |
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Sure John. But I want you to spell for me |
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New York. John, why do you ask me to do |
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that? I just want you to spell New York Jim. |
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Well alright I'm gonna go ahead man. |
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New York, that's N-E-W Y-O-R-K man, |
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No Jim, you've made a mistake Jim I'm |
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gonna teach you the right way And the |
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proper way to spell New York. Well go |
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ahead John. A knife, a fork, a bottle and a |
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cork That's the way we spell New York, |
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Jim. You see I'm a dynamite. |
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So all you got to do is hold me tight, |
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Because I'm out a sight you know. |
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Because I'm dynamite. |
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But everytime I walk in the rain. Man, o |
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man, I feel a pain I feel a burning pain, |
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keep on burning In my bloody brain. |
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I've got cokane running around my brain, I've got |
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cokane running around my brain. I want to dig me |
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soul brothers and sisters I want you to hold me |
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tight cause I'm a dynamite I got cokane running |
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around my brain. |
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No matter where I treat my guests You see, |
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they always like my kitchen best 'Cause I've |
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cokane running around my brain Cokane |
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running around my brain yea. Hey Jim, Jim, |
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where is Jim man? I want to tell you somethin' I |
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want you to spell for me New York Come an |
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Jim, how you spell New York? |
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A knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork, That's |
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the way we spell New York right on Out of |
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sight man right on O right on. Yeah right on. |
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Man oh man I run around I've got to read the setting |
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sun 'Cause I've got cokane A whole lot, a whole lot of |
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cokane man. Running around my brain, running |
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around my brain Cokane, cokane, running around my |
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brain yeah. |