Tom: E
E
Here's a song about jellyman kelly,
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He loves jelly the most.
F#7
Ah, but most of all,
B7 E
Jellyman kelly loves jelly on toast.
[Verse 2]
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And here's the part about jenny mulhenny,
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She's a fireman's daughter.
F#7
Yeah, but most of all,
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Jenny mulhenny loves to boil hot water
[Bridge]
E E/D# E/C# E/B
Jenny put the kettle on, jellyman kelly,
F#m B E
Can he come home, jenny, can he come?
E E/D# E/C# E/B
Jenny put the kettle on, jellyman kelly,
F#m B E
Can he come home, jenny, can he come?
[Chorus]
E F#m E/G# C#m7
Oh, can he come home, jenny,
F#m B E
Can he come home, jenny can he come?
E F#m E/G# C#m7
Oh, can he come home, jenny
F#m B E
Can he come home, jenny, can he come?
[Verse 3]
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Yada yada yada voo doo papa
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Yodely doo
F#7
Da voody doo doo doo
B E
Yaka yaka yaka yaka hum hon no
[Chorus]
E F#m E/G# C#m7
Oh, can he come home, jenny,
F#m B E
Can he come home, jenny can he come?
E F#m E/G# C#m7
Oh, can he come home, jenny
F#m B E
Can he come home, jenny, can he come?
[Verse 4]
E C#
That's the story about jellyman kelly-he still loves jelly!
F#7 B
And yes and maybe someday you and me, friend,
E
We can have tea with him!
[Chorus]
E F#m E/G# C#m7
Oh, can he come home, jenny,
F#m B E
Can he come home, jenny can he come?
E F#m E/G# C#m7
Oh, can he come home, jenny
F#m B E
Can he come home, jenny, can he come?
