Mary Jane
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Mary Jane
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We were introduced one cold still night
At Griffin's Point by the riverside
And I knew right then that I'd seen the light
When I touched your lips it felt so right
So I picked you up and I took you home
'Cause I knew that you were on your own
And I have known life's so hard to live alone
But the cold can only make you strong
Mary Jane stay with me awhile
Mary Jane make me smile
Mary Jane make me high
Listen to my song, Mary Jane you've found a home
You know, sticks and stones don't mean a thing
Just a goodnight kiss befor my dreams
And sweet they'll be, me with you and you with me
Living life in ecstasy
Mary Jane stay with me awhile
Mary Jane make me smile
Mary Jane make me high
Listen to my song, Mary Jane you've found a home
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Charles David Sharp performs "Mary Jane", and this lyric page sits inside the Charles David Sharp catalog on LyroVerse.
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