[00:18.09]Standin' on a corner
[00:22.39]Suitcase in my hand
[00:26.20]Jack's in his corset, Jane is in her vest
[00:31.12]and me I'm in a rock 'n' roll band. Huh.
[00:36.83]Riding a Stutz Bear Cat, Jim
[00:40.37]ya know, those were different times
[00:45.38]all the poets studied rules of verse
[00:48.35]and those ladies they rolled their eyes
[00:55.02]Sweet Jane
[00:59.48]Sweet Jane
[01:03.97]Sweet Jane
[01:08.15]Now Jack, he is a banker
[01:12.11]and Jane, she's a clerk
[01:17.17]and both of them save their monies
[01:21.22]when they get home from work
[01:26.76]sittin downby the fire
[01:29.30]Ooo, the radio does play
[01:34.05]the classical music there, Jim
[01:36.37]The March of the Wooden Soldiers
[01:38.68]All you protest kids
[01:40.35]you can hear Jack say
[01:45.30]Sweet Jane
[01:49.82]Sweet Jane
[01:54.21]Sweet Jane
[01:58.99]Some people they like to go out dancin
[02:03.06]and other people they have to work. Just watch me now
[02:07.36]and there's even some evil mothers
[02:11.61]Well there gonna tell you that everthing is just dirt
[02:16.25]you know that women never really faint
[02:19.92]and that villians always blink their eyes
[02:25.73]that children are the only ones who blush
[02:29.67]and that life is just to die
[02:34.79]But anyone who ever had a heart
[02:39.39]they wouldn't turn around and break it
[02:43.76]and anyone who ever played a part
[02:48.28]They wouldn't turn around and hate it
[03:02.46][02:57.93][02:53.23]Sweet Jane