Bobbie Jo
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Bobbie Jo
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So blondie and so wild
There she is with eyes of fire
She spits on the floor and screams
She laughs at you and says goodbye
Dead by dawn - alive soul in that cellar
Hey, Bobbie Jo
The lady tree lost in green
Hey, Bobbie Jo
Where´s your guy tonight?
Hey, Bobbie Jo - be mine!
Hey, Bobbie Jo
I meanshe´s a hunter
At day she´s a sweet angel
At night she sees the behed dancer
And she cries at the darken
Dead by dawn - alive soul in that cellar
"That crazy night when i ran away from
that house that giant tree ate me!"
"I´m Bobbie Jo!"
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