Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Grant Lee Buffalo
Canonical path: /grant-lee-buffalo/jubilee
Related lyric paths: 6
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Jubilee
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Jubilee
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Have ya seen us out my honey and me
Knockin' on the doors of fortune for weeks
In a big dead town where nothin' is free
Lord up above throw me down the keys
Have ya seen us out my baby and me
Have ya seen us crouchin' elbow on knee
In the curbside light of yellowed marquees
Lord up above are ya out of reach
La la la
Have ya seen us stroll my honey and me
With complete control my honey and me
Have ya seen the likes of Annabel Lee
She's a little songbird singing dweedle dee dee
La la la
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Grant Lee Buffalo performs "Jubilee", and this lyric page sits inside the Grant Lee Buffalo catalog on LyroVerse.
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