Kunci: Db major•
Verse 1
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Miss Elliot,
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you've heard the charges against you.
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Have you made up your mind
about any of these things?
No, I haven't. Do you intend to?
Can you give this court
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any reasonable explanation
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as to why you cannot make up your mind?
Yes, I can.
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There once was a girl named Jenny
Whose virtues were varied
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Accepting that she was inclined
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Always to make up her mind
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And Jenny points a moral
With which one cannot quarrel
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As you will find
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Who's Jenny?
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Jenny is out of place
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But I am sure the court'll find
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An d has a bear ring
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on this face
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Jenny made her mind up
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She herself was going to
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trim the Christmas tree
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Christmas Eve she lit the candles,
tossed the tapers away
Little Jenny was an orphan
on Christmas Day
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Poor Jenny, bright as a penny
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Her equal would be hard to find
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She lost one dad and mother,
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a sister and a brother
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But she would make up her mind
Jenny made her mind
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up at twenty -two
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To get herself a husband
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was the thing to do
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She got herself all dolled up
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in her satins and furs
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And she got herself a husband,
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but he wasn't hers
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Poor Jenny, bright as a penny
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Her equal would be hard to
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find
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Deserved a bed of roses,
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but history dis closes
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That she would make
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up her mind
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Jenny made her mind up at 39.
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She would take a trip to the Argentine.
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She was only on vacation,
but the Latins agreed.
Jenny was the one
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who started the good neighbor policy.
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Poor Jenny, bright as a penny,
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her equal would be hard to find.
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Oh, passion does not vanish
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in Portuguese or Spanish,
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and she would make up her
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mind.
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Jenny made her mind up
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at sev enty -five
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She would live to be the
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oldest woman alive
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But gin and rum and destiny
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And poor Jenny kicked the
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bucket at seventy -six
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with which you cannot quarrel
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Makes a lot of common sense
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Jenny and Pasaga
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prove that you are gaga
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if you don't keep sitting
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on the fence
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Jenny and Pasori point the way to glory
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to our men and womankind
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Anyone with vision
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Don't make up, you shouldn't make up,
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has to make a decision
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Don't make up your mind
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