A Bronx Hello
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A Bronx Hello
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Here's A little taste of a
Bronx hello
When the heavies meet, you know
they're nice and mellow
the gans start to fibbin'
and begins to shout
the heaters start a heatin' and
POP, you're out
Forty Gut Jimmy was a jellybean
Moving up the street
for a bloodhouse queen
frog eatin' Jackie was a barber's cat
Tailin' old Jimmy for a bit of fat
Well the hard egg shells
he caught in the head gasket
The next thing you know, Jim was
wearing Revlon in a casket
the hallelujah syrup
he began to drunk
In no time Lucy sittin in the clink
The Barbeque stool
jackie got to know
and that's a little skip on the
Bronx Hello
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Royal Crown Revue performs "A Bronx Hello", and this lyric page sits inside the Royal Crown Revue catalog on LyroVerse.
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