| When the snake tempted Eve in the garden
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| She was drinkin' plain rain from a mug
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| And he said «Lady ma’am, I beg pardon
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| Would you try this here juice from my jug?»
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| It was apple, apple, apple
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| It was apple, apple, apple jack
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| Once you reach our for that poison
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| The devil’s on your track
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| Now she had no suspicion of reptiles
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| So she thanked him and took a small sup
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| And it goes down so fine when you’re thirsty
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| She hangs on and tips the jug up
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| It was apple, apple, apple
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| It was apple, apple, apple jack
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| Once you reach our for that poison
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| The devil’s on your track
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| «What is this sweet nectar you bring me
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| So sweet that I can’t give it back?»
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| «It's just nothing but apple,» said Satan
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| «It's just nothing but plain apple jack»
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| It was apple, apple, apple
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| It was apple, apple, apple jack
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| Once you reach our for that poison
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| The devil’s on your track
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| Then as Eve run to Adam, a kitten
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| Saying «please, taste this drink without fear»
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| And he answered, «Well, I’m not very thirsty
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| But I’ll drink it because you’re my dear»
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| It was apple, apple, apple
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| It was apple, apple, apple jack
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| Once you reach our for that poison
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| The devil’s on your track
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| It was apple, apple, apple
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| It was apple, apple, apple jack
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| Once you reach our for that poison
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| The devil’s on your track |