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Artist: Rockwell Church
Canonical path: /rockwell-church/jack-and-jill
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Jack and Jill
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Jack and Jill
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Jack and Jill they went up that hill
But it wasn't for a bucket of water
Daddy said boy I've had enough of your thrill
Now stay away from my daughter
Jack he went home, he was all alone
Thought this ain't the way life is supposed to be
Jill she cried to him on the phone
Jack baby won't you come rescue me
'Cause I'm so in love it hurts so bad
You're the best damn lover that I've ever had
And I miss you, I miss you
Jack baby won't you tell me what to do
'Cause you fell for me
Broke your crown
But you're still king to me
Daddy won't you let me go free
Said Jill just lay your sweet head to rest
I'm going to get us out of this mess
And I love you, I love you
Don't you forget daddy don't know best
Jack came at night with the shades pulled tight
Stayed by her window till the morning light
Singing Jill won't you come to me, to me, to me
Jill woke up, she said Jack look up
Sorry baby don't mean to interrupt
Sith my troubles behind I'm free
You fell for me
Broke your crown
But you're still king to me
Daddy won't you let me go free
Daddy can I go, daddy can I go, daddy can I
Daddy can I go, daddy can I go, daddy can I
Daddy can I go, daddy can I go, daddy can I
Daddy can I go, daddy can I go, daddy can I
Daddy can I go, daddy can I go, daddy can I
Daddy can I go, daddy can I go, daddy can I
Daddy can I go, daddy can I go, daddy can I go
Jack climbed up on the branch of a tree
Said Jill my darling won't you marry me
Just then daddy came in that room
Saw a blushing bride and a dancing groom
Jill my dear is this what you want
She said yes oh yes daddy, with all my heart
It hurts me so to let you out of my sight
But I know these things are going to be all right
The room filled up with laughter
Jack fell down
And Jill came tumbling after
'Cause daddy let her go, daddy let her go, daddy let her
Daddy let her go, daddy let her go, daddy let her
Daddy let her go, daddy let her go, daddy let her go
La la la la...
Na na na...
Jack and Jill....
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