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Artist: The Undertones
Canonical path: /undertones/jimmy-jimmy
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Jimmy Jimmy
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Jimmy Jimmy
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Little mummy's boy
He wasn't very old
Though he was very small
He did what he was told
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Poor little Jimmy wouldn't let go
He'd stay awake at night
Lying in his bed
No one ever listened
To a single word he said
Jimmy Jimmy ...
Silly boy
Silly boy
Silly boy
Such a silly boy
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Now little Jimmy's gone
He disappeared one day
But no one saw the ambulance
That took little Jim away
Jimmy Jimmy
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