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They call him sweet, sweet Johnny, ohh, |
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Sweeter than the month of May. |
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And if Johnny is in town, |
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There ain't no way, |
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The girls will go to school that day. |
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See him and that girl dancing cheek to cheek |
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Oh, I wish it was me |
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'Cause they look so sweet, |
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But they never call round no more, |
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Since Hollywood opened the door. |
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Sweet sweet Johnny, |
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Heil Heil Heather |
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Sweet sweet Johnny, |
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Heil Heil Heather |
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Sweet sweet Johnny, |
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Heil Heil Heather |
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Sweet sweet Johnny, |
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Heil Heil Heather |
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They call her: Heil, heil Heather, ohh, |
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Salute her when she walks down the street, |
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And if Heather happens to be on the beach, |
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You know the boys won't be too far out of reach. |
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Why don't I get my daddy's car, |
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And knock those ****ers down |
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Cause they've gone too far, |
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And they never call round no more, |
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Since Hollywood opened the door. |
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Sweet sweet Johnny, |
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Heil heil Heather |
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Sweet sweet Johnny, |
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Heil Heil Heather |
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Sweet sweet Johnny, |
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Heil Heil Heather |
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Sweet sweet Johnny, |
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Heil Heil Heather |
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I'm feeling so alone tonight, |
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And there's no-one on that telephone, |
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And there's no, "You come over", yeah that'll be right, |
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And I said: "What a way to spend my Saturday night" |
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Then I went. |
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Do do do doo, do do do do doo |
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Do do do doo, do do do do doo |
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Do do do doo, do do do do doo |
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Do do do doo, do do do do doo |
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Do do do doo, do do do do doo |
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Do do do doo, do do do do doo |
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Do do do doo, do do do do doo |
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Do do do doo, do do do do doo |
