Ann Jane
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Ann Jane
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Jane don't cry
Your daddy'll be all right
Jane don't cry
Your daddy'll be all right
He's there with you
How do i know
I walk with him
Supper will be at six fifteen
Supper will be at six fifteen
Come home soon
None of those people
Know you're mine
Ann jane don't cry
Ann jane don't cry
Say that you need someone
There my sister
Say that you need someone
To be yours
Say that you need someone
There my sister
Say that you need someone
To be yours
Beans and jello
I made them by myself
Beans and jello
I made them by myself
Please stay close
Many in this world walk with god
Ann jane don't cry
Ann jane don't cry
Say that you need someone
There my sister
Say that you need someone
To be yours
Say that you need someone
There my sister
Say that you need someone
To be yours
Jane don't cry
Jane don't cry
Jane don't cry
Daddy'll be all right
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