| Hey Jim
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| Jim
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| just a minute y’all
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| I want to ask you something
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| I want you to spell something for me Jim
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| Can you do that? |
| Sure John.
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| But I want you to spell for me New York.
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| John
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| why do you ask me to do that?
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| 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
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| that’s N-E-W Y-O-R-K man
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| no Jim
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| you’ve made a mistake Jim
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| I’m gonna teach you the right way
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| and the proper way to spell New York.
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| Well go ahead John.
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| A knife
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| a fork
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| a bottle and a cork
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| that’s the way we spell New York
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| Jim.
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| 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.
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| Man
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| o man
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| I feel a pain
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| I feel a burnin’pain
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| keep on burning
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| in my bloody brain.
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| I’ve got cokane running around my brain
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| I’ve got cokane running around my brain.
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| I want to dig me soul brothers and sisters
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| I want you to hold me tight cause I’m a dynamite
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| I got cokane in my brain.
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| No matter where I treat my guests
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| you see
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| they always like my kitchen best
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| 'cause I’ve cokane running around my brain
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| cokane running around my brain yea.
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| Hey Jim
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| Jim
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| where is Jim man?
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| I want to tell you soethin'
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| I want to tell you somethin'
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| I want you to spell for me New York
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| come on Jim
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| how you spell New York?
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| A knife
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| a fork
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| a bottle and a cork
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| that’s the way we spell New York right on out of sight man right on o right on. |
| Yeah right on.
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| Man oh man I run around
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| I’ve got to read the setting sun
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| 'cause I’ve got cokane
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| A whole lot
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| a whole lot of cokane man.
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| Running around my brain
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| running around my brain
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| cokane
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| cokane
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| running around my brain yeah.
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| A ~ G { &(E ] _ 5 _ @ g |
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| 0 G I l Ä |