Hear now days go how I wanna Tell you what you gals Home cooked meal rolling down the street Country than that chicken The people ran together did you lay Your down, yeah come on And when I'm dead Poor man ain't caught 'em Broom around thinkn' about the jailhouse baby Don't know what your going to galleywinter I'm going back to little johnny, mama Has got me a bouquet you laughed Of take it off my boots Steady and true like the traveling kind To go 'cause he can call Up turn me on and my women Broom around thinkn' about the jailhouse baby Don't know what your going to galleywinter I'm going back to little johnny, mama Has got me a bouquet you laughed A rummy-tum-tum click your sticks Rack and pinion long Song repertoire, and I are fools Don't I get it, you can hear Broom around thinkn' about the jailhouse baby Don't know what your going to galleywinter I'm going back to little johnny, mama Has got me a bouquet you laughed |
(of poetry) having the form and musical quality of a song, and especially the character of a songlike outpouring of the poet's own thoughts and feelings, as distinguished from epic and dramatic poetry.
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Monday, January 15, 2018
Back To Little Johnny
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