Jenny
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Jenny
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jenny was a good girl, I dated her in high school
but I couldn't keep her around.
jenny, she was a free free spirit
she was beautiful, and you could hear it when she sang,
cause when she sang, she went "AHHHHH AHHH AHHH"
but jenny, wasn't all that smart, she got into all kindsa bad things
like drugs and art
and moved to new york city, to see the world..
andy Warhol, new york scene, jenny just about forgot all about me
oh jenny, oh jenny, I needed you:.
(quiets down)
but after six long years of making mistakes, jenny finally figured out
what it would take to TRULY live TRULY free..
jenny moved home, and married me.
jenny oh jenny, I needed you
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