Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jim Roll
Canonical path: /jim-roll/mary-ann
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mary Ann
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Mary Ann
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When I first told you that I loved you
I was no angry man
When I first told you that I loved you
I was no angry man
awe but time has changed all that Mary Ann
yeah your love was like barbed wire
running through my hand
yeah your love was like barbed wire
running through my hand
awe but time will heal all that Mary Ann
awe but time will heal all that Mary Ann
you were a mover and a shaker
the boys they turned and ran
you were a mover and a shaker
the boys they turn and ran
awe but time has changed all that Mary Ann
time has changed all that girl
when I first told you that I loved you
I was no angry man.
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