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Artist: Codename: Rocky
Canonical path: /codename-rocky/where-s-jack
Related lyric paths: 6
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Where's Jack?
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Where's Jack?
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There's a guy I know in town,
Always drunk and always passed out.
All he wants is a hoochie mama by his side.
Always at the corner begging,
"Can you spare some change?" is what he says, But nobody wants him around.
They ran him out of town.
Things aren't the same without Jack around
Tell me why
They ran him out of town.
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Codename: Rocky performs "Where's Jack?", and this lyric page sits inside the Codename: Rocky catalog on LyroVerse.
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