Domestic Problems - James Francis lyrics

1739 Freeman Street James Francis, fifth in the family December 2nd 1936 You and your cousins acting like children, not a care in the world, playing ball in street Taking your bike, riding from Jay Zoo you should've been walking you got thrown from your seat Sing, Jimmy, sing and the world will dance around you Sing, Jimmy, sing; it makes them glad Sing, Jimmy, sing and the world will dance around you Sing, Jimmy, sing; that's my Dad One month a summer You'd get the cottage spend time with the family at Luna Pier Beach Aunt Olive, Uncle Otto, Grnadma and Grandpa, Clovis and Meel Sing, Jimmy, sing and the world will dance around you Sing, Jimmy, sing; it makes them glad Sing, Jimmy, sing and the world will dance around you Sing, Jimmy, sing; that's my Dad Who would have thought In Toledo, Ohio that's where it started that brought us today Sixty years later, the same things happening, we are that family, but in different ways Sing, Jimmy, sing and the world will dance around you Sing, Jimmy, sing; it makes them glad Sing, Jimmy, sing and the world will dance around you Sing, Jimmy, sing; that's my Dad