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Jimmy Dodger Lyrics by Tim Arnold

Secrets of Soho

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I don’t want to see this anymore again
Why did I have to see it happen to a friend?
Here comes jimmy dodger, he stung me once before
His sleeping bag’s his mother
He only lives to score
And I said hey man what’s your tipple?
He said cocktail of white and brown
Are you pipe and foil? He said no I boil ‘em together
And pump ‘em down
Disappearing at 23
I don’t know why I tried to
Help him I was drunk
I told him all the same I said
You know the spirit is stranger than junk
And he’ll never know what lies in his soul
But whatever it is keeps him going
But jimmy forgets there was a time he use to let
Angels help him to grow his, help him get to know his
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"Jimmy Dodger" appears on "Secrets of Soho".

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