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Artist: John Kay
Canonical path: /john-kay/hurricane-maryanne
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hurricane Maryanne
Read Hurricane Maryanne lyrics by John Kay on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hurricane Maryanne
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Hurricane Maryann blowin' up a gale
Blew thru' Tampa, Miami Beach
Leveled Fort Lauderdale
What's your game?
What's your plan?
Hurricane Maryann
She came down to my hometown
To sell her bag of fun
Now there's seven is the hospital
And Mary's on the run
You're to blame
So give a damn
Hurricane Maryann
Hurricane Maryann
Blew right into jail
She got popped in Lakeland
No one would go her bail
Hurricane Maryann
Sold cocaine
To the man
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