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Jelly jelly By gregg allman Copyright 1973 allbro music, unichappell music inc. and elijah blue music Stormy stormy rain I'm as lonesome as a man can be Oh, it's stormin', stormin' rain and I'm as lonesome as a man can be. Whoa, the way you've been treatin' me, I realize it's not the same. It's a down-right rotten, Low down dirty shame Lord it's a down right rotten Low down dirty shame The way that you treated me Lord i know i'm not to blame Jelly jelly jelly Jelly stays on my mind (hal leonard book says "jelly stains on my mind") Jelly jelly jelly Jelly stays on my mind Jelly roll killed my pappy, And drove my mama stone blind. more free lyrics

Jelly jelly
By gregg allman
Copyright 1973 allbro music, unichappell music inc. and elijah blue music

Stormy stormy rain
I'm as lonesome as a man can be
Oh, it's stormin', stormin' rain and
I'm as lonesome as a man can be.
Whoa, the way you've been treatin' me,
I realize it's not the same.

It's a down-right rotten,
Low down dirty shame
Lord it's a down right rotten
Low down dirty shame
The way that you treated me
Lord i know i'm not to blame

Jelly jelly jelly
Jelly stays on my mind (hal leonard book says "jelly stains on my mind")
Jelly jelly jelly
Jelly stays on my mind
Jelly roll killed my pappy,
And drove my mama stone blind.

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