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I	knew a man Bo	jangles and he	danced for you,	in	worn out	shoes

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With	silver hair and	ragged shirt and	baggy pants,	the	old soft	shoe

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	He jumped so	high,	jumped so	high, then he	lightly touched	down

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I	met him in a	cell down in	New Orleans,	, I was	down and	out

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He	looked to me to	be the eyes of	age,	as he	spoke right	out

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	He talked of	life,	talked of	life,	he	laughed slapped his leg a	step

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	Mr Bo	janges		Mr Bo	jangles		Mr Bo	jangles		dance

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He	said his name Bo	jangles then he	danced a lick,	a	cross the	cell

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He	grabbed his pants for a	better stance he	jumped so high,	and he	clicked his	heels

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	He let go a	laugh,	let go a	laugh,	shook	back his clothes all	around

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He	danced for those at	minstrel shows and	county fairs,	through	out the	south

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He	spoke with tears of	fifteen years how his	dog and he,		travelled	about

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	His dog up and	died,	he up and	died,	after	twenty years he still	greaved

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	Mr Bo	janges		Mr Bo	jangles		Mr Bo	jangles		dance

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He	said I dance now at	every chance in	honky tonks,	for	drinks and	tips

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But	most of the time I	spend behind these	county bars,	cause I	drinks a	bit

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	He shook his	head and as	he shook his	head,	I heard	someone ask	please

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	Mr Bo	janges		Mr Bo	jangles		Mr Bo	jangles	go on and	dance