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Guess the 1970s song lyrics #314

1976. This soft rock song spent 28 weeks on the chart even though it didn't crack the top 10. The song has a Caribbean feel to it. It could be subtitled "Trouble in Paradise." This artist later performed the theme to National Lampoon's Animal House which he performed in falsetto.
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Answer
Down
in
Jamaica
They
got
lots
of
pretty
women
Steal
your
money
Then
they
break
your
heart
Lonesome
Sue
she's
in
love
with
old
Sam
Take
him
from
the
Answer
fire
into
the
frying
pan
On
and
on
She
just
keeps
on
trying
And
she
smiles
when
she
feels
like
crying
On
and
on
on
and
on
on
and
Answer
on
Poor
old
Jimmy
Sits
alone
in
the
moonlight
Saw
his
woman
kiss
another
man
So
he
takes
a
ladder
Steals
the
stars
from
the
sky
Puts
on
Sinatra
Answer
and
starts
to
cry
On
and
on
He
just
keeps
on
trying
And
he
smiles
when
he
feels
like
crying
On
and
on
on
and
on
on
and
on
Answer
When
the
first
time
is
the
last
time
Can
make
you
feel
so
bad
But
if
you
know
it
show
it
Hold
on
tight
Don't
let
her
say
Answer
goodnight
Got
the
sun
on
my
shoulders
And
my
toes
in
the
sand
Woman's
left
me
for
some
other
man
Aw
but
I
don't
care
I'll
just
dream
Answer
and
stay
tan
Toss
up
my
heart
and
see
where
it
lands
On
and
on
I
just
keep
on
trying
And
I
smile
when
I
feel
like
dying
Answer
On
and
on
on
and
on
on
and
on
On
and
on
on
and
on
on
and
on
On
and
on
on
and
on
on
and
on
ooh
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