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Josephine #2

By Daddy Warcrimes
Posted Wednesday, January 4, 2006

Hey Hey Josephine

How do you do

Do you remember me girl

Like I remember you

We used to go to school

My favorite subject was you

The only “A” I every made

Was on the homework you gave

I used to walk you home

I used to carry your books

Whoa ho Josephine

You used to give me those looks

Used to live in a shack

Down by the railroad track

And every time it ever rained

You’d be calling my name

And here’s to you Sweet Sue

I remember you too

And I’m a-comin home

So you won’t be all alone

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