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Artist: Amarelo Mânga
Canonical path: /amarelo-manga/johnny-and-the-city
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Johnny And The City
Read Johnny And The City lyrics by Amarelo Mânga on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Johnny And The City
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Johnny loved the sky like who loved life
And said: I can draw the clouds
All the girls also wanted to marry johnny
But johnny just wanted to be happy
Johnny was a hero
In a strange city
Johnny bought everything
With a soft song
Johnny sang for rain when I see it
And I thought: I can not describe it
All the books I read that he lived
But johnny just wanted to be happy
Johnny and the city
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Amarelo Mânga performs "Johnny And The City", and this lyric page sits inside the Amarelo Mânga catalog on LyroVerse.
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