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The Beatles
Lyrics for Song: What's The New Mary Jane
Lyrics for Album: Anthology (Part 3) [1996]
She looks as an African queen,
she eating twelve chapattis and cream,
she tastes as Mongolian lamb,
she coming from out of Bahran.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
What a shame Mary Jane.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
She like to be married with Yeti,
he grooving such cooky spaghetti,
she jumping as Mexican bean
to make that her body more thin.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
What a shame Mary Jane.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
She catch Patagonian pancake
with that one a gin party makes.
She having all the ways good contacts,
she making with Apple an contract.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
What a shame Mary Jane.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
All together now:
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
What a shame Mary Jane.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
She looks as an African queen,
she tastes as Mongolian lamb.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
What a shame Mary Jane.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
What a shame Mary Jane.
What a shame Mary Jane
had a pain at the party.
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What's The New Mary Jane
Released on The Beatles' 1996 Anthology (Part 3) compilation, 'What's The New Mary Jane' stands as a rare studio recording from the band's final era. The track features John Lennon's distinctive vocal performance, showcasing his characteristic wit and lyrical style that often blended social commentary with personal reflection. While the song was not included on their original 1968 double album, its inclusion in the Anthology series highlighted the band's continued relevance and the enduring appeal of their catalog. The recording captures the musical texture and production quality of the late 1960s, offering listeners a glimpse into Lennon's creative process during a pivotal period in rock history. |
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| Album Lyrics: Anthology (Part 3) [1996] |
 The Beatles
"Anthology (Part 3) [1996]"
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