I had a baby named Jane
She could shake that thing
Said her Daddy used to hang
With Johnny Coltrane
She sang a soul train
With her friend named Jen
Her booty was bigger than a Mercedes Benz
Jen was a herdy-gerdy-dirty little girly
I heard it from a birdy
She could cook a mean turkey
With gravy, baby, baby, baby
Baby was Jen's best friend, and maybe
If you were lucky
Licky, licky, sucky, sucky
Mickey, Mickey, fuck me, fuck me
More junk in the trunk than a Honda
I know you wanna do the Jane Fonda

[Chorus]
One, two, three, four
Get your booty on the dance floor
Work it out, shake it, little mama
Let me see you do the Jane Fonda
Five, six, seven now
If you don't know, let me show you how
To work it out; work it, little mama
I know you wanna do the Jane Fonda

I had a princess, queen of incest
She was in bred Jean had big breasts?
And big eyes and a big ass to match
Jean wasn't fast, she was easy to catch
Then came Molly Hood from Hollywood highs
So fly she was Trans-Atlantic
She was a manic depressive (manic depressive)
Which was impressive
Very impressive, I had to test it
Tasted like chicken and was lemon scented
She took me home to her mama
I taught them both how to Jane Fonda

[Chorus]

I had a girl named Dana
From Santa Anna
She was a waitress at the Copa Cabana
She was slammin', and her ass was jammin'
Like Janet Jackson in Rhythm Nation
Her brother Jason had a girl named Grace
You could see her ass from outer space
So I landed on a planet
And planted a Mickey A flag, dammit

[Chorus: x2]


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Jane Fonda Lyrics as written by Yeshe Pearl Cisco Adler

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    a jane fonda is a threesome

    pinkie53on January 28, 2007   Link
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    I really like this song, even if the meaning is rather shallow. However, the beat is /so/ catchy, it always makes me want to dance.

    angiportuson July 28, 2006   Link
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    "I had a girl named Dana from Aanta Anna" should be "Santa Ana" - its the city where the Orange County government offices sits just south of LA.

    mrlime40on January 13, 2007   Link
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    I really like this song. The first time I heard it I couldn't quite believe what I was hearing....I was more or less like o_O. But it was funny. I rolled around on the floor laughing for a few minutes.....

    Bloody_Euphoriaon February 09, 2007   Link
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    It's when there are alot of positions resembling the Jane Fonda workout videos

    Domino206on February 23, 2007   Link
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    the jane fonda is a sex postiton dance

    BigPimpConnoron February 23, 2007   Link
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    the jane fonda is a sex postiton dance

    BigPimpConnoron February 23, 2007   Link
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    The Jane Fonda is basically a dance move based on a workout tape Jane Fonda released.

    I hate how this song was transcribed on here! It's "Jane wasn't fast, she was easy to catch" >_< I think I'm gonna fix that.

    breyanaon March 15, 2007   Link
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    who knew a song about threesomes could be this loveable...

    Mika_loveon March 25, 2007   Link
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    "she took me home to her mama, i taught em both how to jane fonda" so funny

    christyx_ohon April 05, 2007   Link

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