2300 Jackson Street

Track 30 on The Very Best of The Jacksons

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Mar. 16, 19891 viewer10.8K views

2300 Jackson Street Lyrics

[All]
2300 Jackson Street
2300 Jackson Street
2300 Jackson Street

[Jackie]
Memories of growing up
And working hard
Our childhood passed us by
Mom and Dad
They sacrificed their wants and needs
So we could reach the light

[Randy]
Although the times were tough for us
We knew they both worked hard
They gave us all their hearts could give
And still made room for love

[Marlon]
We're all united
And standing strong
And still today
We're one big family

[All]
2300 Jackson Street
Always home
2300 Jackson Street
Always home

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[Michael]
In harmony, together, we'll join
Hands and sing
Our love across the land
Mmm

[Rebbie]
Remember we always said
If we got a chance
We'll plan our work
And work our master plan

[Jermaine]
Although the road of life is tough
It has its ups and downs
We are the one and all
If we stay together, we can conquer all

[Tito Jackson]
We're all united
And standing strong
And still today, we're one big family

[All]
2300 Jackson Street
Always home
2300 Jackson Street
Always home

[Janet singing and Tito speaking]
Mother and Father
They raised us to be
The best that we could be
Now, the stage is set
The curtain's up
The crowd applauds your name
Then give a smile
Let's do your best
[Jermaine]
No matter how far we go

[All]
2300 Jackson Street
Always home
2300 Jackson Street
Always home

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“2300 Jackson Street” is a 1989 single released by The Jacksons from their album of the same name.
The song features Michael and Marlon Jackson, who had previously left the group, although this is the only track that they are featured on the album. It also features two of the Jackson sisters Rebbie and Janet. “2300 Jackson Street” is about the Jackson family’s childhood home in Gary, Indiana. The track was written and composed by The Jacksons as well as Teddy Riley among others. It peaked on the Billboard R&B singles chart at #9.