Mrs Jones
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Mrs Jones
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What are you going to do today Mrs Jones
Are you going to chase the pain away Mrs Jones
or leave it sitting there waiting outside your door
Hoping to find the things you hoped would tell you more
about the dreams that seem to slip away
What are you going to do today Mrs Jones
Are you going to face the bills to pay Mrs Jones
or leave them sitting there waiting outside your door
Hoping to find the things you hoped would tell you more
about the dreams that seem to slip away
It's not as if Mr Jones could help in anyway
It's not as if Mr Jones the bills that he could pay
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Ocean Colour Scene performs "Mrs Jones", and this lyric page sits inside the Ocean Colour Scene catalog on LyroVerse.
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