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Cherry Poppin' Daddies ~ Johanna Of The Spirits


I was back in new york and thinkin' of you Saw you from my cab, a shimmering jewel The drunk on absinthe way you see She's a great soul in a small destiny Demystify, yes i was always degrade You swallowed my chocolate covered grenade But now i see what sharp knives do Iggy and bob they had one too Johanna, what is true? I stayed in college town And took my time to go on My name will never move Carved in the sidewalk here with you I ain't shakespeare, i speak about what i know No spirits in a whirlwind, dirt i can hold Not a hero and i just want to pay my bills I don't understand girls Move on, move on... Your disillusioned eye the day the rabbit died I crawled into my hole, we had no fun anymore I stayed in college town And took my time to move on our names will never move Carved in the sidewalk here with you more free lyrics

I was back in new york and thinkin' of you
Saw you from my cab, a shimmering jewel
The drunk on absinthe way you see
She's a great soul in a small destiny
Demystify, yes i was always degrade
You swallowed my chocolate covered grenade
But now i see what sharp knives do
Iggy and bob they had one too
Johanna, what is true?
I stayed in college town
And took my time to go on
My name will never move
Carved in the sidewalk here with you
I ain't shakespeare, i speak about what i know
No spirits in a whirlwind, dirt i can hold
Not a hero and i just want to pay my bills
I don't understand girls
Move on, move on...
Your disillusioned eye the day the rabbit died
I crawled into my hole, we had no fun anymore
I stayed in college town
And took my time to move on
our names will never move
Carved in the sidewalk here with you

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