[00:18.99]Look what Jim Crow's done and gone
[00:23.73]Went and changed his name
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[00:27.55]Don't know what he's going by these days
[00:30.98]
[00:32.55]But he's still actin' the same
[00:35.36]
[00:36.73]You can call it what you want to
[00:40.12]But it's still a minstrel show
[00:43.42]
[00:45.23]You can call it what you want to
[00:48.48]
[00:49.73]But it's still Jim Crow
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[01:09.23]Jim's probably laying in this morning
[01:13.17]
[01:14.32]Hummin' as he sleeps
[01:16.69]
[01:18.07]Feeling the glow of another man's woman
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[01:22.49]As she lies beneath his feet
[01:25.36]
[01:26.30]Enjoyin' the cool morning breeze
[01:29.72]
[01:30.35]Smellin' flowers as he goes
[01:33.54]
[01:35.66]Looks like he's changed his ways
[01:39.41]Ah, but he's still Jim Crow
[01:44.54]
[02:23.63]Jim will spend the rest of the day
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[02:28.07]Playin' in some big hotel
[02:32.19]It's an old song with very bad rhymes
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[02:37.14]But he does it so well
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[02:40.51]He'll make some new acquaintances
[02:43.51]
[02:44.51]When he's out on his evening stroll
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[02:49.69]It's amazing that after all this time
[02:52.99]So many love
[02:55.24]
[02:56.81]Big Jim Crow