Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Three Dog Night
Canonical path: /three-dog-night/jam
Related lyric paths: 6
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Jam
Read Jam lyrics by Three Dog Night on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Jam
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Ooh, I love you baby sometimes ain't too much
Lord, I got to have ya, love to feel your touch
I had you in the summertime, I loved you in the fall.
I got to take you home with me, I got to make you ball.
Do you feel all right, do you feel all right
You make us feel all right, you make us feel all right. (Repeat)
Feel it baby, feel it. [Repeat]
You wanna clap your hands. [Repeat]
I got to feel it. [Repeat]
Give us some of that. [Repeat]
You make us feel all right, you make us feel all right. [Repeat]
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Three Dog Night performs "Jam", and this lyric page sits inside the Three Dog Night catalog on LyroVerse.
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