Everybody Loves Jill

Album: Easy (2000)
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  • Everybody loves Jill
    Everybody loves Jill
    She's got a red heart
    She wears on her red sleeve
    She drinks her red wine
    With her favorite red cheese

    Chorus:
    And that's why
    Everybody loves Jill
    Everybody loves Jill
    Everybody loves Jill

    She's got a red house
    To go with her red boat
    She's got a red dress
    That she wears with her red coat

    Chorus

    Sometimes the whole wide world demands her
    Even the people who can't stand her

    She drives a red car
    Rides in a red hat
    She's got a red door
    Plays with her red cat
    She's got a red light
    That lights up her red room
    She eats her red cake
    With my favorite red spoon

    Chorus

    Everybody loves Jill
    Everybody loves Jill
    (I love Jill)
    (I know I do)
    Everbody loves Jill
    (I love Jill)
    (I know you do) Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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  • Darrell from EugeneI thought everybody loved Raymond.
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