I Never Jumped At All (Jeannie’s Song)
By Tor Hyams & Lisa Rothauser

I never met a person who could honestly say
They’re completely together,
In every way, that’s crap.
No one has a map, or a crystal ball,
Sometimes you jump
Sometimes you fall
I should know, I’ve never jumped at all

When I was a little girl, all I wanted to do was sing,
And more than anything I loved the King and I___
Was running around the house, playing Anna, dancing
One, two, three, one, two three
One, two three, one two three.
Then into the room my mother came and said,
Go to sleep. It’s time for bed.

As soon as I turned eighteen, I was free.
So I got in my car and drove to New York City.
With a fifty dollar bill and my lucky shoes
I had nothing to lose
I was ready to pay my dues
And then I got the call that changed everything.

So I came home
Because they told me to
I came home
‘Cause that’s what daughters do

And even though I never really got the chance
To fall in love with the King, I still love to dance,

But my lucky shoes are hanging on the wall,
And I’m still afraid,
I may never jump…at all.