Well, thank you very much. Stand on the corner, suitcase in my hand, Hey, Jack's in his corset, Jane is in her vest, We're in a rock and roll band. Hey, Rodney, I'll start speaking at gym, Hey, those were different times. Those poets studied rules of verse, And those ladies rolled their eyes, Saying now, see Jane, see Jane, see Jane. Now, Jackie is a banker, And Jane, she is a clerk, And both can save their monies, honeys, Or when they come home from work. He's sitting there by the fire, The radio does play A little classical music. Marching wooden soldiers, Oh, you can hear Jack say, You know he's saying now, see Jane, see Jane, see Jane. Some people like go out dancing, Then there's other people like us, baby, We gotta work, you better watch me now. There's even some evil mothers, they'll tell you, Life's just made out of dirt. That pretty women never really faint, But villains always blink their eyes. That children are the only ones who blush, And that life is just a dive, But I'll tell you all something, Anyone who's had a heart Won't turn around and break it. Anyone who's ever played a part, Won't turn around and hate it. You know they're saying now, see Jane, see Jane, see Jane. Heavenly wine and roses, Seem to whisper to him when she's smiling. Heavenly wine and roses, Seem to whisper to him when she's smiling. See Jane, see Jane, see Jane. I'd like to introduce my band to you. On my right, Michael Rathke. And on the drums, Bob Medici. And on the electric bass, Rob Wasserman. And our great crew. Yay crew!