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Jazz in the Ravine Lyrics by Mick Harvey

Intoxicated Man

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Who's driving you or me?
It's me
So shut-up and let me be
There's a Whisky bottle in the glove-box
And Camel plains you have to tap them on the top
Listen
Listen to that baby-doll
Hear that
My favourite part of all
So turn the music up full blast
And don't worry honey I always drive this fast
And then just before Monte Carlo
It happened, well that's the final blow
The Jaguar left the bitumen
And somersaulted into a ditch with them
And while they lay there racked with pain
Thе radio kept on blaring out this refrain
At dawn
They'll usе a spoon
To scrape up their remains
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Mick Harvey

Mick Harvey

About “Jazz in the Ravine” by Mick Harvey

Read the complete lyrics to "Jazz in the Ravine" by Mick Harvey from the album "Intoxicated Man". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"Jazz in the Ravine" is credited to Mick Harvey. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Jazz in the Ravine" appears on "Intoxicated Man".

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