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All: Well it's true that we love one another
Holly: I love Jack White like a little brother
Jack: Well Holly I love you too but there's
Just so much that I don't know about you
Holly: Jack give me some money to pay my bills
Jack: All the dough I give you Holly
You been using on pain pills
Holly: Jack will you call me if you're able?
Jack: I got your phone number written
In the back of my bible
Holly: Jack I think your pulling my leg
And I think maybe I better ask Meg
Meg do you think Jack really loves me?
Meg: You know, I don't care because
Jack really bugs me
Why don't you ask him now?
Holly: Well I would but Meg
I really just don't know how
Meg: Just say 'Jack , do you adore me?'
Jack: Well I would Holly but love really bores me
All: Then i guess we should just be friends
Jack: I'm just kidding Holly
You know that I'll love you 'til the end
All: Well it's true that we love one another
Holly: I love Jack White like a little brother
Jack: Well Holly I love you too but there's
Just so much that I don't know about you
Holly give me some of your English lovin'
Holly: If I did that Jack I'd have one in the oven
Why don't you go off and love yourself
Jack: If I did that Holly there won't be anything
Left for anybody else
Holly: Jack it's too bad about the way you look
Jack: You know I gave that horse a carrot
So he'd break your foot
Meg: Will the two of you cut it out
And tell 'em what it's really all about
All: Well it's true that we love one another
Holly: I love Jack White like a little brother
Jack: Well Holly I love you too but there's
Just so much that I don't know about you
Holly: I love Jack White like a little brother
Jack: Well Holly I love you too but there's
Just so much that I don't know about you
Holly: Jack give me some money to pay my bills
Jack: All the dough I give you Holly
You been using on pain pills
Holly: Jack will you call me if you're able?
Jack: I got your phone number written
In the back of my bible
Holly: Jack I think your pulling my leg
And I think maybe I better ask Meg
Meg do you think Jack really loves me?
Meg: You know, I don't care because
Jack really bugs me
Why don't you ask him now?
Holly: Well I would but Meg
I really just don't know how
Meg: Just say 'Jack , do you adore me?'
Jack: Well I would Holly but love really bores me
All: Then i guess we should just be friends
Jack: I'm just kidding Holly
You know that I'll love you 'til the end
All: Well it's true that we love one another
Holly: I love Jack White like a little brother
Jack: Well Holly I love you too but there's
Just so much that I don't know about you
Holly give me some of your English lovin'
Holly: If I did that Jack I'd have one in the oven
Why don't you go off and love yourself
Jack: If I did that Holly there won't be anything
Left for anybody else
Holly: Jack it's too bad about the way you look
Jack: You know I gave that horse a carrot
So he'd break your foot
Meg: Will the two of you cut it out
And tell 'em what it's really all about
All: Well it's true that we love one another
Holly: I love Jack White like a little brother
Jack: Well Holly I love you too but there's
Just so much that I don't know about you
Lyrics submitted by ruben
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i think this is Jack just playing on the whole sisiter/wife debate, and it's hilarious!
holly golightly is a solo artist... and since when did london become hooker central?!
dude sweet! billy childish played in my uncle's band the singing loins! this means i'm only four steps away from the white stripes! sha-wing!
"Holly give me some of your English lovin'
If I did that Jack I'd have one in the oven Why don't you go off and love yourself?
If I did that Holly there won't be anything Left for anybody else"
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okay people... i just love this song cause it's so goofy and funny... it's great
it's true; it's got an such a fun, innocent feel to it, a nice note to end the album on
who' Holly?
who' Holly?
holly golightly was the name of Audrey Hepburns character in the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's, old old great great movie. It makes me think that maybe it's just some hooker jack found in London when they were making this record, and he decided to have a duet with her. apparently, ive heard, london has great hookers.
holly was in some obscure band here in the uk i think, i think she may have sang and played guitar