Johnny
Mark Owen
Johnny [x16] Johnny's a child, we better watch out was top of the class before he was even born Johnny was hard, he was nails, we were not and when he opened his mouth, then out came the foghorn Gimme your money or I'll have ya Gimme some food or your dead Gimme the answers to your homework Gimme gimme gimme gimme Stuck in such a funny place has no name, no time, no space heading for the pavement once again been here many times before between the ceiling and the floor heading for the pavement once again Oh dear I'm back here again (now I'm back again) Oh dear I'm back here again (now I'm back again, now I'm back again) Johnny [repeatedly] Johnny was mean captain of the rugby team six feet tall with a fist like a bowling ball Johnny was mad, mad, Johnny was bad he was hungry for blood and he screamed down my earhole Gimme your money or I'll have ya gimme some food or your dead gimme the answers to your homework gimme gimme gimme gimme stuck in such a funny place has no name, no time, no space heading for the pavement once again been here many times before between the ceiling and the floor heading for the pavement once again Oh dear I'm back here again (now I'm back again) [x3] Johnny [repeatedly] Gimme your money or I'll have ya gimme some food or your dead gimme the answers to your homework gimme gimme gimme gimme I'm falling [x2] Stuck in such a funny place has no name, no time, no space heading for the pavement once again been here many times before between the ceiling and the floor heading for the pavement once again Oh dear I'm back here again (now I'm back again) [x4] Johnny [repeatedly to fade]bouncy brilliant seen live
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