Janie Jones
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Janie Jones
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She's in love with the Rock n' Roll World
She's in love with the Getting Stoned World
She's in love with the Janie Jones World
She don't like her boring job... no
And she knows what he has to do
She knows, she's gonna have fun with you
And she knows when the evening comes,
and her job is done
She'll be over in her car for you (you lucky fuck)
(chorus)
In the IN tray there's lots of work
But the boss at the firm always thinks she shirks
But she's just like everyone, she's got a Chevrolet,
that just won't run without you (Fill'er up Jacko)
(chorus)
And the invoice that don't quite fit
There's no payola in the alphabetical file
And she's gonna really, let him know
Gonna really let him know, exactly how she feels
(it's pretty fucking bad)
(chorus)
Let them know Let them know Let them know
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John Taylor performs "Janie Jones", and this lyric page sits inside the John Taylor catalog on LyroVerse.
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