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Artist: The Essex Green
Canonical path: /the-essex-green/penny-and-jack
Related lyric paths: 6
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Penny And Jack
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Penny And Jack
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It never rains in New York anymore
It's always sunny there, and what's more
Penny likes it there
She's always having a good time
Jack he'd rather be in another town
Where it's cloudy but where he can lay down
You know he'd like it there
He'd be having a good time
Don't you go
I want to go
Don't you go
I have to go
So Jack, he's just wasting another day
And the sun is shining on his face
And Penny likes him there
She's always having a good time
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