Moving to The Villages to play golf, and finally buy that sweet Mazda Miata he's had his eye on
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Jungle Jeff rolling up to Sun City Bingo Night like
But first, a shopping spree at Marv Albert's Toupee City. Watch out waterobics gals, Jungle Jeff is footloose and fancy free
He'll be King Of The Villages in his Rolls-Royce golf cart with a "Tee Many Martoonis" sign
For those days when the toupee is at the dry cleaners

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