| «Mr. |
| Jelly Roll Baker, let me be your slave,
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| When Gabriel blows his trumpet, then I’ll rise from my grave,
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| For some of your good jelly roll, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.
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| You know it’s good for the sick, and it’s good for the young and old.»
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| Says, «Can I put in my order for two weeks ahead?
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| I’d rather have your jelly roll than my home-cooked bread.
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| I’m crazy ‘bout that jelly, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.»
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| She says, «I love your jelly, it’s good to my worried soul.»
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| There was a man in the hospital, shot all full of holes.
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| Nurse left a man dyin' to go get some good jelly roll.
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| Says, «I've got to have my jelly, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.»
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| Says, «I'd rather let him lose his life, than to miss my good jelly roll.»
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| She says, «Mr. |
| Jelly Roll Baker, can I be your slave?
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| When Gabriel blows his trumpet, then I’ll rise from my grave,
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| For some of your good jelly roll, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.»
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| Says, «I love your jelly, it’s good to my worried soul.»
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| She says, «Can I put in my order for two weeks ahead?
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| I’d rather have your jelly roll than my home-cooked bread.
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| I’m crazy ‘bout that jelly, crazy ‘bout that good jelly roll.»
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| She says, «I love your jelly, its good to my worried soul. |