you Johnny said she great to know you by my side in your graveyard down below In the name of freedom where murdering cannons roar excellent diversion Johnny-boy went to the war
he couldn't cry His dog was run over, his wife up and left him And after that he got sacked from his job Lost his arm in the war, was laughed at by
ain't country it'll hairlip the pope If that ain't country it's a damn good joke I've seen the Grand Ole Opry and I've met Johnny Cash If that ain't
One time ago a crazy dream came to me I dreamt I was walkin' into World War Three Went to the doctor the very next day To see what kinda words he could
anniversary of the civil war and the fiftieth anniversary of the beginning of world war I and the twentieth anniversary of the end of world war ii L
a few good men Could be war by summer?s end Sure would hate it if I went And never got to see the elephant I saw Pete and Johnny too Dressed up in their
Clean clean Clean clean Oh go johnny gonna fight the war Shotgun in the morning at the local liquor store Oh go talking bout them diesel fuels Johnny
Clean, clean Clean, clean Oh go Johnny gonna fight the war Shotgun in the morning at the local liquor store Oh go talking 'bout them diesel fuels Johnny
We'll always remember Johnny in his last days Johnny went to a foreign land He died in the hands of a foreign man We'll always remember Johnny in his last days Johnny went
European home. We had 48 hours at the weekends to have a little riot of our own. The cities of the dead were burning bright and Johnny came marching home
glimmer globe (Glimmer globe) So we've been told There was the glimmer globe Maggie led the band whilst Johnny's boys made there last stand Before Steve went
been a long time comin? I mean love Spread your wings and fly American dove Mama - you ask ? Am I alright? Well sure, but Johnnie he (ain?t) come home from war
me? Feel it, uh, yeah. It's world war nigga. It's like a deadly game. And me and my niggas in it to win it, ya heard me? World war nigga. Check it.
in those days I would have stuck up capone Back to my story now I'm lookin for somebody to take Went to the club and saw rudy so I went for the gate
Johnny lived next door to me and Paul lived down the block We'd meet each day at my house, sharp at six o'clock We'd race our bikes to school and Paul
seen nothing like it No, you ain't seen nothing like it Not since the civil war Comin' over the hill are the boys of Bill And Johnny's lads stand very
same Johnny thinks Jimmy's a mod & Jimmy thinks Johnny's a punk Jimmy listens to ska & Johnny likes Last Resort Jimmy & Johnny in the trenches Went down