In the forties When Diddy Levine lived with King He her the ring that she wore
Janice the daughter Who came a marriage way before But was the father that she always saw
Though they never, never, never, never, never, told her She always the score You see kids were so much wiser the wars
But hadn't had enough, she had to get some more On a ration of paper She 'Eunice, I'm not sure'
And with her in her arms She went looking for a Besides, she like the name 'Mrs. King'
The first time that she heard Dan Was on the at a volume that was way, way down low
Diddy was to hear that Damper's name was Dan Soon after he was a And he asked, begged and pleaded for her
Damper's was dampened Diddy answered "No, no, no, no, no" But if she changed her she said "Dan, I'll let you know"
her child in her arms She went for a man Besides she didn't like the Damper Dan
Janice the smiling daughter grew up to be a teenage all of her mother's lovers She kept the 'Levine'
Behind the picture house she first made her Liked a boy called Who was a friend called Celine
And Celine mad when Janet came in between But Allister got when he heard And he joined the U.S.A.
Inheritance you see runs through family Who is to say is to be, is any better Over and over it goes and badness wind blow
Over and over, over and Over and over and over and over and over and over and The good wind and the bad blow