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Fallen Angel
03:13
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Johnny imagines a life on the street could have it's rewards
lyrics
Under-world
Look at little Johnny, took a bullet in the head
He ruled the streets with iron choices, baby now he’s dead
Building up an empire full of terror and deceit
Who is taking over? Who will find their feet?
I am nervous Oooh, I’m so nervous Ooww!
Over-world
But in MY eyes, you’re a fallen angel
Take my hand and we can fly
Hey I’ve got your number and the writings on the wall
It’s the same old story how the mighty fall
I’m gonna smash your empire full of terror and of deceit
Who is taking over and who will find their feet
I am nervous Oooh, I’m so nervous Whaaa!
But in MY eyes, you’re a fallen angel
Take my hand and we can fly
Look at little Johnny, took a bullet in the head
He ruled the streets with iron choices, baby now he’s dead
Building up an empire full of terror and of deceit
But in MY eyes, you’re a fallen angel
Take my hand and we can fly
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Johnny Remember Me
02:35
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Pete Holidai Ireland
Pete Holidai has consistently explored the margins of pop music. From his pivotal role in Ireland's punk
movement as a
member of The Radiators from space to his guidance of other Irish mavericks he has preferred the shadowy paths to the well travelled
highways.
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