| Song | Mack The Knife |
| Artist | Clay Aiken |
| Album | Tried and True |
| [00:00.55] | Clay Aiken - Mack the knife |
| [00:12.20] | Oh, the shark has pretty teeth, dear |
| [00:18.25] | And he shows them, pearly white |
| [00:23.93] | Just a jackknife has MacHeath, babe |
| [00:30.30] | And he keeps it out of sight |
| [00:36.04] | When the shark bites with those teeth, dear |
| [00:42.26] | Scarlet billows start to spread |
| [00:48.00] | Fancy gloves though wears MacHeath, babe |
| [00:54.26] | So there’s never, never a trace of red |
| [01:00.19] | On the sidewalk Sunday morning |
| [01:06.30] | Lies a body oozing life |
| [01:11.97] | Someone’s sneaking ’round the corner |
| [01:18.34] | Could that someone, be Mack the Knife? |
| [01:24.24] | From a tug boat down by the river |
| [01:30.29] | A cement bag is dropping down |
| [01:36.08] | The cement’s there for the weight, dear |
| [01:42.20] | Bet you, Mack, he’s back in town |
| [01:48.32] | Louie Miller he disappeared, babe |
| [01:54.12] | After drawing out his cash |
| [01:58.87] | |
| [02:00.05] | And MacHeath spends like a sailor |
| [02:06.33] | Could he be a boy done something rash? |
| [02:12.29] | Jenny Diver, and Sukey Tawdry |
| [02:18.16] | Polly Peachum, Lucy Brown |
| [02:24.09] | Yes, the line forms on the right, dear |
| [02:30.26] | Now that Mack is back in town |
| [02:36.03] | Jenny Diver, or Sukey Tawdry |
| [02:42.32] | Polly Peachum, Lucy Brown |
| [02:48.01] | Oh, the line forms on the right, dear |
| [02:54.39] | Because that Mack is back in town |
| [00:00.55] | Clay Aiken Mack the knife |
| [00:12.20] | Oh, the shark has pretty teeth, dear |
| [00:18.25] | And he shows them, pearly white |
| [00:23.93] | Just a jackknife has MacHeath, babe |
| [00:30.30] | And he keeps it out of sight |
| [00:36.04] | When the shark bites with those teeth, dear |
| [00:42.26] | Scarlet billows start to spread |
| [00:48.00] | Fancy gloves though wears MacHeath, babe |
| [00:54.26] | So there' s never, never a trace of red |
| [01:00.19] | On the sidewalk Sunday morning |
| [01:06.30] | Lies a body oozing life |
| [01:11.97] | Someone' s sneaking ' round the corner |
| [01:18.34] | Could that someone, be Mack the Knife? |
| [01:24.24] | From a tug boat down by the river |
| [01:30.29] | A cement bag is dropping down |
| [01:36.08] | The cement' s there for the weight, dear |
| [01:42.20] | Bet you, Mack, he' s back in town |
| [01:48.32] | Louie Miller he disappeared, babe |
| [01:54.12] | After drawing out his cash |
| [01:58.87] | |
| [02:00.05] | And MacHeath spends like a sailor |
| [02:06.33] | Could he be a boy done something rash? |
| [02:12.29] | Jenny Diver, and Sukey Tawdry |
| [02:18.16] | Polly Peachum, Lucy Brown |
| [02:24.09] | Yes, the line forms on the right, dear |
| [02:30.26] | Now that Mack is back in town |
| [02:36.03] | Jenny Diver, or Sukey Tawdry |
| [02:42.32] | Polly Peachum, Lucy Brown |
| [02:48.01] | Oh, the line forms on the right, dear |
| [02:54.39] | Because that Mack is back in town |