Jungle Man Blues
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Jungle Man Blues
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Ain't nothing in the jungle: That's any better than me
I'm the baddest man: Ever came from tennessee
I slept with a panther: Until just about the break of
Day
I grabbed the wildcat in the collar: And asked the tiger
What he had to say
I wear a scorpion for my watch fob: A rattlesnake for my
Chain
I scares a gorilla: And make him change his big ugly
Name
I make a *sea tick* catch a freight train: I make a flea
Grab the mail
I make a jumbo elephant: Grab an airplane and sail
I was traveling in a rowboat: Drifting out in the sea
I made a sea lion cub come back: And shake glad hands
With me
Way down in the forest: There's where I long to be
Because ain't nothing in the jungle: That's any better
Than me
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Papa Charlie Jackson performs "Jungle Man Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Papa Charlie Jackson catalog on LyroVerse.
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