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she was only ever passing through
she's only ever passing through
cartilage and sinew
was the name of her act
and it's true to love her is all i can do
in a world that's beaten everything black and blue
they holler silver jenny dollar
we're only ever passing through
we were only ever passing through
cartilage and sinew
was the name of her act
and it's true you'll notice it's all i can do
in a world that's beaten everything black and blue
they holler silver jenny dollar
the winter's over
the war is over
a parcel of land
men are scum, it's true
they love ya
she's only ever passing through
cartilage and sinew
was the name of her act
and it's true to love her is all i can do
in a world that's beaten everything black and blue
they holler silver jenny dollar
we're only ever passing through
we were only ever passing through
cartilage and sinew
was the name of her act
and it's true you'll notice it's all i can do
in a world that's beaten everything black and blue
they holler silver jenny dollar
the winter's over
the war is over
a parcel of land
men are scum, it's true
they love ya
Lyrics submitted by tjwells
Track duration: 02:52
Silver Jenny Dollar song meanings
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0General Comment:I agree with sommeil. the last line of the song is definitely "they'll love ya"
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+1Lyric Correction:This may never make it onto any of the web's myriad lyric sheets, but the name of the act is "Cartilage and Sinew". Listen closely.Flag helloryanroseon May 12, 2010 Link
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0General Comment:I'm pretty sure that he says "they holla silver jenny dollar" and not "they are the silver jenny dollar."Flag ryman628on May 12, 2010 Link
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0Lyric Correction:I think the end is "a parcel of land / men are scum, it's true / they'll love ya."Flag sommeilon May 12, 2010 Link
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