Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jane Duboc
Canonical path: /jane-duboc/mr-bojangles
Related lyric paths: 6
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mr. Bojangles
Read mr. Bojangles lyrics by Jane Duboc on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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mr. Bojangles
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I Knew a Man, Bojangles
And He Danced With You In Worn Out Shoes
With Silver Hair, a Regged Shirt and Baggy Pants
The Old Soft Shoe
He Jumped So High, Jumped So High
And Then He Lightly Touched Down
I Met Him in a Cell In New Orleans, I Was Down And Out
He Looked At Me to Be the Eyes Of Age
As He Spoke Right Out
He Talked Of Life, Talked Of Life
He Laughed Slipped Away Instead
Mister Bo…Jangles, Mister Bo…Jangles Dance!
Mister Bo…Jangles, Mister Bo…Jangles Dance !
Dance !
Dance !
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Jane Duboc performs "mr. Bojangles", and this lyric page sits inside the Jane Duboc catalog on LyroVerse.
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