Lyrics:
This is a Dorsey Burnette number
Brother of Johnny Burnette
Called "Lonesome Tears in My Eyes"
Recorded on their very first LP in 1822
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There are no lyrics to this track. It is intentionally blank, with each of the 71 seconds representing one of the years that the artist's father,
See Johnny Thunder sitting on his motorbike
Riding along the highway,
Rock and roll songs from the nineteen-fifties
Buzzing around in his
would be the leader of a rock'n'roll band
Oh, many people coming from miles around
Hear him play his guitar when the sun go down
Maybe someday your
Hey, hey, my, my
Rock and roll can never die
There's more to the picture
Than meets the eye
Hey, hey, my, my
Out of the blue and into
Hey, hey, my, my
Rock and roll can never die
There's more to the picture
Than meets the eye
Hey, hey, my, my
Out of the blue and into
would be the leader of a rock'n'roll band
Oh, many people coming from miles around
Hear him play his guitar when the sun go down
Maybe someday your
would be the leader of a rock'n'roll band
Oh, many people coming from miles around
Hear him play his guitar when the sun go down
Maybe someday your
Johnny, be smart (Johnny, Johnny)
Don't give her your heart (Johnny, Johnny)
She'll take it and break it in two
Johnny, be wise (Johnny, Johnny
It's Johnny's birthday
It's Johnny's birthday
And we would like to wish him all the very best
It's Johnny's birthday
It's Johnny's birthday
a hillbilly boy
Named Johnny B. Goode
Who never ever learned
To read or write so well
But he could rock n' roll
Like a bat out of hell
Go
Go Johnny go,
some rock 'n' roll
And try to upset all the pretty girl's slow
Gonna place them slow and place them fast
Gonna have a ball as long as it lasts
They call
Johnny, tu n'es pas un ange
Ne crois pas que ça m'dérange
Jour et nuit, je pense à toi, toi, te souviens-tu de moi
Qu'au moment où ça t'arrange?
Johnny, tu n'es pas un ange
Ne crois pas que ça m'dérange
Jour et nuit, je pense à toi, toi, te souviens-tu de moi
Qu'au moment où ça t'arrange?
See Johnny Thunder sitting on his motorbike
Riding along the highway,
Rock and Roll songs from the nineteen-fifties
Buzzing around in his
Away, away, away rolled the rebel Johnny Yuma
Johnny Yuma was a rebel
He roamed through the west
And Johnny Yuma, the rebel
He wandered alone
Go, Johnny, where you're going to run to,
Come that sweet day
You might run to the rock for rescue,
You'll find a rock, you'll find a rock there
Bert Newton; Warwick Capper; Samantha Fox; Richard Wilkins; Don Lane;
Rocky Burnette; Ernie Sigley; Olivia Newton John; New Kids On The Block;
Billy
You fought all the way Johnny Reb Johnny Reb
You fought all the way Johnny Reb
Saw you a marchin' with Robert E Lee
You held your head high
Oh, Johnny, oh, Johnny
How you can love!
Oh, Johnny, oh, Johnny
Heavens above!
You make my sad heart jump with joy
And when you're near I just
Orleans
Get me to the quarter
Texas in our way
Johnny rock
Jonnie roll
Johnny's taking care of my soul
Johnny stop
Jonnie go
Johnny take good care
a country boy named Johnny B. Goode
He never learned to read or write so well,
But he could play a guitar like ringin' a bell
Go go, go Johnny go, go; go
Where lives a young country boy
Named Johnny B. Goode
He never ever learned
To read or write a book so well
But he could play his guitar
Just like
Johnny Johnny Johnny
Jhonny Jhonny jow
Johnny Johnny Johnny
Era Rock N' Roll
Johnny Johnny Johnny
Jhonny Jhonny jow
Johnny Johnny Johnny
Era Rock N
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