Mr. Jones
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Mr. Jones
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Mr Jones I'd like to speak to you for a moment if you don't mind
I love your daughter and I wanna make her mine
Mrs Jones please be seated I know what's running through your mind
But I love your daughter and your daughter she wants to be mine
I work in a shoe store on main street make about fifty dollars every week
But I'll work hard and get a raise if you'll just let me have her for always
Mr Jones don't get excited cause we've already made up our minds
I love your daughter and your daughter she wants to be mine
I'll treat her good and buy her things like a lots of furs and diamond rings
I'll buy her a cottage a car and a boat if you'll be kind enough to go on our note
Mr Jones don't get mad we'll get along won't we dad
Cause I love your daughter and your daughter she wants to be mine
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