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Artist: Grandaddy
Canonical path: /grandaddy/jed-the-4th
Related lyric paths: 6
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Jed the 4th
Read Jed the 4th lyrics by Grandaddy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Jed the 4th
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So Jed he’s dead and gone
And Jed he left a son
But Jeddy-4’s in Betty Ford
And he don’t come around no more
You know it’s all a metaphor
For being drunk and on the floor
So give it up for Jed the 4th
Though he don’t come around no more
(You know I passed out that night in Enslen Park
After driving all night, twelve hours on the s
You were right)
He don't come around no more
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