Jackie
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Jackie
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Jackie was a young boy
Full of dreams and nice girls
He lived in a forgotten
Place in the U.S.A.
He spent his time in his parent's pets shop
Lookin' for a way to gone away
A new world began
He saw himself like a soldier
In the "Desert storm"
In a perfect world
He would have come back
He would have survived
In a perfect world
Nothing's going wrong
Jackie would be still alive
Feeling a warm breeze
He never be so free
But freedom is different
When you can't choose
To lose (the meaning of your life)
To lose (the power of your rights)
To be (the killer of your dreams)
To kill (without a reason)
You could never stop
Sometimes I'm alone, alone with myself
Sometimes I'm the one who can forget
Sometimes I'm alone, alone with myself
Sometimes I don't care
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Marsh-Mallows performs "Jackie", and this lyric page sits inside the Marsh-Mallows catalog on LyroVerse.
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