oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, Doo -Dah, doo -dak -da, doo -da -dah, doo -da -dah.
Jenny made her mind up
when she was three.
She herself was gonna trim
a Christmas tree
Christmas Eve she lit the candles,
tossed the tapers away
Little Jenny was an orphan
on Christmas Day
Lost her dad and mother,
sister an d her brother
Oh, Lao Jenny made her mind
up when she was twelve
That into foreign languages
she would delve
But at seventeen to Vassa
it was quite a blow
That in twenty -seven languages
she couldn't say no
Poor Jenny,
she couldn't say no, no
Jenny made her mind up at twenty -two
To get herself a husband
was the thing to do
She got herself all dolled up
in her satins and purse
And she got herself a husband,
but he wasn't hers
Her equal would be hard to find
Jenny made her mind up at thirty -nine
She would take a trip to
the Argen tine
She was only on vacation,
but the Latins agreed
Jenny was the one who started
the good neighbor policy
And a good book says to love
thy neighbor all out
Jenny made her mind up at 51
She would write her memoir
before she was done
The very day her book was published,
history relates
There were wives who
shot their husbands
in 33 states
Some circulation, oh, no
Jenny made her mind up
at seventy -five
She would live to be the
oldest wo man alive
But gin and rum and
destiny play funny tricks
And poor Jenny kicked the
bucket at seventy -six
Oh, she was inclined to always
make up her mind.
Anyone with vision
comes to this decision.
Don't make up,
you shouldn't make up,
you mustn't make up,
or never make up.
Anyone with vision
comes to this decision.
Don't make up your mind.