Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Elton John
Canonical path: /elton-john/jack-rabbit
Related lyric paths: 6
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Jack Rabbit
Read Jack Rabbit lyrics by Elton John on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Jack Rabbit
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Go jack-rabbit running through the wood
You had a good night and you feel real loose
Heard they got you going round the goosecreek shed
Trying to fill your belly full of buckshot lead
Go jack-rabbit get the cabbage patch
Farmer left the back porch door on the latch
Heard you coming and he got his gun
Better go jack-rabbit better start to run
Go jack-rabbit running through the wood
You had a good night and you feel real loose
Gunfire breaking up the peaceful night
Jack-rabbit lying in the cold daylight
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