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Delilah Jones

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The McGuire Sisters Canonical path: /the-mcguire-sisters/delilah-jones Related lyric paths: 6
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Delilah Jones

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Delilah was a high flying flootie

Delilah needed seventeen phones

Don't phone her - there isn't anymore

Delilah - Delilah Jones

Her story is sad

The ending was bad

Delilah Jones - Delilah Jones

She let a no-good guy beguile her

Delilah - weep for Delilah

The devil got a lease on her bones

Just a trumpet-playing bum from Biloxi

Delilah nicely gives him the cross

But Sammy - he blew some crazy notes

And whammy - Delilahs lost

That fiery dog turned into a moll

That he double-crossed

Delilah - Delilah

She let a no-good guy beguile her

Delilah was completely lost

That Sammy hopped a car and a chauffer

He robbed her of her sparkling stones

Then he left her when all the dough was gone

He dropped her - Delilah Jones

Delilah Jones - Delilah Jones

She filled him with lead until he was dead

And out of her bones

Delilah - Delilah

The gal was number two

She finally got her due

Delilah - Delilah

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